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Osborne Rd, Tampa, FL, Collateral 2: Bloomingdale Villas Ct, Brandon, FL

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Collateral 1: Osborne Rd, Tampa, FL
Collateral 2: Bloomingdale Villas Ct, Brandon, FL

Description:

The borrower requested an $860,000 loan to refinance both a commercial property and a quadplex property in Tampa FL. The commercial property (Osborne) features 9 commercial units at a total of 7,435 rentable square footage and is currently being leased. The additional collateral located on Bloomingdale Villas features 4 units with a total of 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms at 4,024 sq/ft. The borrower plans to refinance as an exit to the loan.

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Description:

The borrower requested a new construction loan for a waterfront luxury single-family residence in Tampa, FL. The residence will feature 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, 3 powder rooms, a 4-car garage, and 10,882 heated square feet. The planned amenities include a home theater, a golf simulator, a speakeasy bar with hidden doors, an elevator, a full gym with a recovery room and sauna, and a dedicated entertainment room for children. The exterior will feature a full outdoor kitchen, pool and spa, a covered cabana with an entertainment area, and a comprehensive dock with multiple boat slips, lifts, and a jet ski dock. Borrower’s primary exit strategy is to sell a property.

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Description:

This request is for a $390,000 bridge loan to acquire a single-family property in Belleair, FL. The existing structure will be demolished to make way for a newly constructed luxury single-family residence. The lot measures approximately 9,200 square feet. The borrower has already secured construction financing to pay off the DKC Lending bridge loan.

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Description:

The borrower has requested a $190,000 loan to purchase a single-family property in St. Petersburg, Florida. As collateral, the borrower is pledging a free-and-clear condominium unit located in Pinellas Park, FL. The condo features 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 1,109 square feet of living area. The borrower’s exit strategy is to sell both properties.