Hard Money Lending in Miami

for Real Estate Investors

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DKC Lending

DKC Lending offers hard money lending services to real estate investors in Miami & other Cities in Florida. We provide borrowers with personalized loan origination services and funding. DKC has a variety of funding sources, which allows us to match the borrowers’ hard money loan needs with the best source of funding for their deal. Our real estate development experience allows us to offer our borrowers a unique partnership on every loan. We offer a high level of individual consulting, including review of deal analytics, rehab budgets, and deal viability.
DKC Lending also offers loan servicing for mortgage investors. DKC has a proven track record of successful underwriting, and brings an extensive real estate development background and expertise to help best guide borrowers on each unique transaction. We operate in the greater Richmond, Virginia area and across central Florida.

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Recent Loan Closings

Collateral:

Lutz, FL & Multiple Collateral

Description:

This financing opportunity involves a $2.5 million lending request structured as two interest-only mortgages with a 2-year term and 12% fixed interest. The transaction includes a commercial acquisition loan supported by multiple commercial real estate assets, along with a separate residential refinance, resulting in a conservative overall loan-to-value ratio backed by substantial collateral. The primary exit strategy is to refinance the commercial property.

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Type:

Tampa, FL

Description:

The borrower is requesting a $165,000 loan to refinance a commercial property located in the Tampa Heights market of Tampa, Florida. The property contains approximately 3,366 square feet of heated space and is currently utilized as an active workshop and resale operation. The proposed exit strategy is to refinance the loan.