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Running up against a brick wall trying to secure special purpose financing for your client? You’re not alone. Conventional lenders tend to shy away from limited use properties, such as restaurants, car washes, bowling alleys, and gas stations. Even so, Remington Capital can help. We’ve been doing...

NEED SENIOR DEBT? REMINGTON CAN HELP! Whatever your senior debt needs may be – for acquisition, development, new construction, refinancing, you name it - Remington Capital can help you get it - even if you and your client have been turned down in the past! That’s our specialty – matching your cha...

NEED SENIOR DEBT? REMINGTON CAN HELP!       Whatever your senior debt needs may be – for acquisition, development, new construction, refinancing, you name it - Remington Capital can help you get it - even if you and your...

Over the years, Remington Capital has served the financing needs of hundreds of commercial loan brokers and their clients, especially those unable to obtain financing on their own. Since 1993, we have arranged more than $5 billion in financing across the capital stack for all types of viable comm...

It is not unusual for residential brokers who are moving into the commercial market to be unprepared for how complex the commercial mortgage process is as compared to residential. In the residential market, most mortgages are underwritten with the intention of being sold on the secondary market w...

Over the years, Remington Capital has served the financing needs of hundreds of commercial loan brokers and their clients, especially those unable to obtain financing on their own. Since 1993, we have arranged more than $5 billion in financing across the capital stack for all types of viable com...

When your client goes to a bank and applies for a commercial loan, there are certain LTV limits that along with other requirements will determine whether or not he or she will get the loan. If the loan is for senior debt, the maximum LTV is usually between 50-60%. If your client requires financin...

2011 is shaping up to be a very good year for commercial real estate. Banks have regained some liquidity, prices and interest rates are low, and private capital sources are still actively financing good projects. The only thing that could derail the recovery would be a double-dip recession; but t...