I've funded over $200 million in rental property loans, and I put capital to work in the assets I know best: commercial multifamily and flex space. Two sides of the same desk, one person who actually picks up the phone.
First and foremost, I'm a direct lender. Most landlords hit the same wall: the bank wants tax returns, W-2s, and a reason to say no. I don't. I lend on the property's cash flow, so the deal qualifies on its own merits. Here's how it works:
Buying your next rental, refinancing one you own, or pulling cash out to keep growing. If the rent covers the payment, we're in business.
No call center, no committee, no getting passed around. You talk to me, I make the call, and you know where you stand the same day.
This is all I do, and that's the point. One focus, done right, for landlords who are serious about growing.
Rental properties, 1 to 9 units, across Texas and everywhere east of it. However you're growing, there's a loan for it.
Add the next door to your portfolio without your day job getting in the way. The property's rent qualifies you.
Turn the equity you've built into the down payment on your next few deals. Rate-and-term or cash-out.
Short-term capital to buy, renovate, and either sell or refinance into a long-term rental loan with me.
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Start a LoanUnderwriting thousands of deals teaches you which ones are actually worth owning. When one clears that bar, I put capital to work as a principal, in the two asset classes I understand best. My own money goes in first.
Cash-flowing apartment buildings in growing secondary markets, bought right and managed for the long hold.
Simple, durable commercial buildings leased to working businesses, the kind of tenants who need the space to make a living.
Accredited investors: if you want to put capital alongside mine in these assets, let's have a conversation. No pitch, no pressure, just a real look at what I'm working on.
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I didn't come up through an investment bank. I came up through my family's rental properties: collecting rent, fixing what broke, learning what cash flow actually looks like when it hits a bank account instead of a pitch deck.
I've funded more than $200 million in rental property loans, and spent four years advising a $30 billion hedge fund on private capital. Two full market cycles from the lender's chair. That's the seat where you learn what actually goes wrong.
Today I sit on both sides of the deal: lending to landlords who are growing, and investing my own capital in commercial multifamily and flex space. Same underwriting discipline either way. If that sounds unglamorous, good. Glamour doesn't cash flow.
- KevinWhether you're financing a rental or looking to invest, the button opens an email with a message already written. Send it as-is or add your details. I read every one.
Buying, refinancing, or pulling cash out of a rental. Tell me the scenario and I'll give you a straight answer, usually the same day.
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