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Capital

Grade Capital

We are not the lender. We act for the borrower.

Grade Capital is a capital markets advisory practice for residential construction across the lower 48 states, excluding Nevada: ground-up single-family, multi-family, and substantial remodels. We structure the request, take it to the lenders most likely to fund it, and stay with the transaction through closing.

Financing We Place
Grade Capital financing parameters by product type
Ground-Up Construction Renovation & Major Remodel Acquisition & Bridge Multi-Family Construction
Loan Size $1 – $50 million $500K – $20 million $500K – $25 million $2 – $50 million
Leverage† Up to 75% LTC 85% LTC / 70% ARV 75% LTC / 65% LTV Up to 75% LTC
Term 12 – 36 months 12 – 24 months 6 – 24 months 18 – 36 months

All four products

Rate†
SOFR + 350 – 650 bps
Fees†
1.0 – 2.0%+
Asset Class
Single-family, multi-family, condominium & residential land
Geography
Lower 48 states, excluding Nevada
Purpose
Business purpose only
Ground-Up Construction
Loan Size$1 – $50 million
Leverage†Up to 75% LTC
Term12 – 36 months
Renovation & Major Remodel
Loan Size$500K – $20 million
Leverage†85% LTC / 70% ARV
Term12 – 24 months
Acquisition & Bridge
Loan Size$500K – $25 million
Leverage†75% LTC / 65% LTV
Term6 – 24 months
Multi-Family Construction
Loan Size$2 – $50 million
Leverage†Up to 75% LTC
Term18 – 36 months
All Products
Rate†SOFR + 350 – 650 bps
Fees†1.0 – 2.0%+
Asset ClassSingle-family, multi-family, condominium & residential land
GeographyLower 48 states, excluding Nevada
PurposeBusiness purpose only

† Leverage, pricing and fees are indicative only and vary by sponsor, market, project and lender appetite at the time of quote. Grade Capital is an advisory practice and does not lend its own capital. All terms are subject to lender underwriting and final credit approval. Nothing here is a commitment to lend.

How We Underwrite

A construction project first, and a credit file second.

We read a budget the way a builder reads it: against the drawings, the schedule, and what the finished home will be worth in its own market. We can tell the difference between a number that is unfamiliar and a number that is simply right.

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Grade Capital residential real estate financing
The Capital Desk

Jake Hurley

Capital Markets Director

224-627-6891jake@grade.la

Liz Feldman

Director of Operations

310-560-4200liz@grade.la

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