The borrower used the funds for another investment.
Exit Strategy is to use finalize and structure additional investment and then refinance with the mainstream lender at the prevailing rate.

Borrower is a seasoned investor with multiple existing and past projects. Acquired this 6,200 square foot brick Mansion to renovate and sell to a discreet Gold Coast buyer. This loan was closed in 8 days.

The borrower needed to bail out to pay off all outstanding debt. Tower Fund Capital provided immediate funding and an infusion of capital necessary to reach borrowers’ goals. An exit strategy is to refinance with the streamlined lender after 12 months.

The borrower is a seasoned investor using funds to rehab the property and sell it for profit.

The Borrower was put into delinquency due to violation of subordinate financing. Bailed out from 24% payment to 7.5% for 1 Year.

The borrower needed to bail out to pay off all outstanding debt. Tower Fund Capital provided immediate funding and an infusion of capital necessary to reach borrowers’ goals. An exit strategy is to refinance with the streamlined lender after 12 months.

The borrower cashed out to resolve outstanding liens, violations, and fines on the property.

An exit strategy is to cure all violations and refinance with a streamlined lender.

The borrower refinanced to pay off tax liens. An exit strategy is to cure all violations and refinance with a streamlined lender.

The borrower used funds to renovate the old YMCA building to convert into a Private School for a local religious community. Exit Strategy is to raise funds through grants, government financing as well community and patrons fundraising.

The borrower is a seasoned investor. Used proceeds to fund another project. Exit Strategy is to refinance with the mainstream lenders at the prevailing rate.

The borrower used funds to rehab the property and flip. An Exit strategy is to renovate and sell for a higher price.

The borrower needed to bail out of default and demonstrate 12 months of current payments.

Australian National needed fast closing to regroup and obtain regular financing.

The borrower used the funds for another investment. The exit strategy is to keep this financing in place for 2 years and then refinance with the mainstream lenders at the prevailing rate.

Borrower needed to restructure her financial position by cleaning all debt and liabilities, which included a substantial cash-out to cover the next year of mortgage payments.

The borrower removed assets from the trust and borrowed equity to buy out partners and place assets into a newly formed LLC. An exit strategy is to refinance with the streamlined lender.

New construction that was built for cash and refinanced to purchase another investment. Exit Strategy is to sell this home to an upscale buyer. Valued over $1.8 Million.

The buyout of partners. An exit strategy is to meet 12 months’ current payments and refinance with a streamlined lender.

Borrowers inherited property and needed funding to renovate. The title had to be cleaned up due to inheritance issues. Closed within 1 week.

A foreign investor could not finance with any commercial or private lending institutions. Tower Fund Capital secured a 12 monthly Bridge Loan with exit to refinance once conventional lenders acquire liquidity and qualifying loan programs for Foreign Nationals.

The family dispute forced a buyout of one of the members. The borrower used funds to payoff the exiting partner. An exit strategy is to refinance with a streamlined lender in 6 months.

The borrower used funds to pay-off high-interest debt. Exit Strategy is to improve credit rating and refinance with the mainstream lenders at the prevailing rate.

The borrower used funds to cash out to purchase an additional investment out-of-state. Exit Strategy is to flip out-of-state investment for-profit and repay on this loan.

The contractor purchased a mid-construction 5,000 sq. ft—mansion sitting on an unprecedented 100×100 Queens lot. Project cost $1.3 Million and ARV appraisal at $2.5 Million. Exit strategy to complete and sell with profit over $1 Million.

Borrower needed to pay off all liabilities and demonstrate 12 months of current payments.

The borrower is a seasoned investor, using funds to convert this single-use property to a legal 4 Family Building. Exit Strategy is to refinance with the mainstream lenders at the prevailing rate once the conversion is finalized.

Borrower needed funds to purchase an additional investment property. Exit Strategy is to close on new investment and then refinance with a mainstream lender.

The borrower is a Real Estate Broker who will use the funds to renovate and rent the property for income.

The borrower used funds for another investment. An exit strategy is to rent for income for 1 year and then to refinance with the mainstream lenders at the prevailing rate.

The borrower refinanced to pay off tax liens. An exit strategy is to cure all violations and refinance with a streamlined lender.

Borrower needed to bail out of foreclosure to allow time to refinance or sell.

The borrower refinanced this property for a cash-out to renovate and keep for rental income. An exit strategy is to establish a healthy rent roll and refinance with the mainstream lenders at the prevailing rate.

Borrower refinanced this property for a cash-out to renovate and keep for rental income. Exit Strategy is to establish a healthy rent roll and refinance with the mainstream lenders at the prevailing rate.

The borrower used funds to cash out to use the funds for renovation. The exit Strategy is to renovate and flip for a higher price.

The Borrower used funds to upgrade the property and increase rents. An exit strategy is establishing a healthy rent roll and refinance with the mainstream lender at the prevailing rate.

The Borrower is an investor that will fix and flip for profit.

The borrower used funds to buy out his partner and regroup. Exit Strategy is to refinance with a commercial lender once multi-family lending liquidity is available.

The borrower used funds to cash out and improve his financial stability and credit rating. Exit Strategy is to improve credit score and cashflow following by a refinance with a mainstream lender.

The borrower used funds to cash out and improve the property to hold for an income stream. Exit Strategy is to renovate and refinance with the mainstream lenders at the prevailing rate.

Borrower needed to renovate this property and some breathing room to restructure personal finances. Exit Strategy is to renovate, fix personal finances and refinance with a mainstream lender.

The borrower needed funds to purchase an additional investment property. An exit strategy is to close on new investment and refinance with a mainstream lender.

The Borrower is a contractor and needed the money to renovate this property and flip.

The borrower used funds to fully renovate this property and realize higher income for future cash flow. Exit Strategy is to increase lease rate based on the new condition of rental units and refinance with a mainstream lender.

The real estate investor purchased this property for cash, renovated and now pulled out equity to purchase another investment property. Exit strategy to flip to user/investor for rental income.

The borrower is out of state and wanted to pull equity while restructuring her financial situation, refinance to hold for income.

The borrower refinanced into a 2-year loan to pay off personal debt and restructure credit history. An exit strategy is to refinance with a streamlined lender.

The borrower used funds to consolidate high-interest debt. Exit Strategy is to rent and hold and then to refinance with the mainstream lenders at the prevailing rate.

Borrowers used funds to buy out partners and establish a new entity. Exit Strategy is to rent and hold and then to refinance with the mainstream lenders at the prevailing rate.

Borrower refinanced this property to restructure personal finances, fix credit & show 12 current mortgage payments. Exit Strategy is to establish a healthy financial position and refinance at the prevailing rate.

An investor and needed purchase money loan. An exit strategy is to fix credit history and refinance.

The borrower is a seasoned investor using funds to rehab the property and sell it for profit.

The borrower is a seasoned investor using funds to rehab the property and sell it for profit.

The borrower is running an Airbnb and needed funds to clear up personal liabilities.

The borrower is a seasoned investor using funds to rehab the property and sell it for profit.

The borrower is out of state and wanted to pull available equity.

Borrower needed to take the property out an estate, pay off all liabilities associated with the property and estate as well personal tax liabilities.

The borrower used funds to cash out and improve the property to hold for an income stream. Exit Strategy is to renovate and refinance with the mainstream lender at the prevailing rate.

The borrower is a professional investor who had purchased this property at a deep discount and needed a fast closing. Exit Strategy is to renovate, lease and then refinance with the mainstream lender at the prevailing rate.

The borrower used funds to improve the property and hold for an income stream. An exit strategy is to refinance after 1 year.

The borrower is a seasoned investor using funds to rehab the property and sell it for profit.

The borrower had inherited the property and needed money to renovate and rent.

The borrower used the funds for another investment. Exit Strategy is to refinance with the mainstream lender at the prevailing rate.

The borrower is a professional realtor and had bought property to rebuild a new home. Once completed, the property will be sold for a profit.

The borrower used the funds to pay-off Suffolk County encumbrance and placed an asset in good standing. The exit strategy is to refinance after 1 year.

The borrower needed to withdraw cash to pay off high debt and clean up credit. Exit Strategy is to refinance with the mainstream lender at the prevailing rate.