When people are in need of a long-term loan, sometimes they don’t have the option
to wait until their loan gets approved. When they need short-term money, people
look to bridge loans to cover the gap until their long-term loan has been approved
and they can start on that payment plan. Emerald Creek Capital is a direct portfolio
lender that originates commercial bridge loans.
Whether these real estate businesses are waiting for a long-term loan for some sort
of long-term expansion or whether they simply need a quick boost of capital so that
they can either build, purchase, or rent something; Emerald Creek Capital is there to
make sure they have the capital they need in order to achieve their business
objectives quickly.
With an open-door lending policy that allows for speed and flexibility, Emerald
Creek Capital is available to help finance acquisitions, refinances, repositioning and
other market driven opportunities. Emerald Creek provides short-term financing
that is secured by a first mortgage on commercial real estate. Emerald Creek Capital
is relied upon by qualified sponsors due to their speed and certainty of execution.
With it’s experienced staff, an unrestricted capital base, and a disciplined lending
style, Emerald Creek Capital is a leader in short term real estate debt opportunities.
While focusing on bridge loans, Emerald Creek Capital also provides market
commentary for their clients. By observing the market for patterns and trends,
Emerald Creek Capital is able to give quality advice to clients in terms of both real
estate investments and loan opportunities.
Emerald Creek Capital has gained a lot of positive press since it’s creation as a direct
portfolio lender. It has been written about and recognized by news and reporting
organizations ranging from CNBC to Reuters. The New York Real Estate Journal has
also written about the work that Emerald Creek Capital has done, with 6 articles
detailing previous transactions and talking about how ECC has provided much
needed credit for capital markets and the building industry during these rough
economic times.