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As Covid Winds Down, Demand For Private Debt Surges
When the pandemic began, no one knew for sure what the economic impact would be. Many worried that it would mean a repeat of the dark days of the 2008 credit crisis. And although a post-crisis period is usually a time when borrowers are defaulting, economists have observed that default rates have instead dropped sharply…
Read MoreFreedom Financial Funds Provides $3,225,000 Build-to-suit Construction Loan In Phoenix, Ariz.
Freedom Financial Funds, LLC recently provided a $3,225,000 build-to-suit loan for a three-tenant project assembled by one of its long-time clients. Tenant commitments helped to make the deal rock solid. Upon closing, Freedom Financial Funds will have executed leases from Black Rock Coffee and Salad and Go. The fund will also have an LOI…
Read MoreMortgage Reit Creates New Opportunities With Scottsdale Expansion
Seeing huge potential for growth in Arizona, Freedom Financial Funds, LLC has established operations in Scottsdale. Describing the region as a “business-friendly environment with a can-do attitude,” CEO Michal Klein is heading up the fund’s Arizona operations. Freedom Financial Funds is a premium alternative to local and regional banks, providing funding to savvy…
Read MoreFreedom Closes 1.8m Bridge Loan To Finance Acquisition And Renovation Of 49 Unit Apartment Complex In Klamath Falls, Oregon
As is the case with all cities in Oregon, Klamath Falls has an urban growth boundary (UGB), and the city is substantially built out. Population growth has been slow but steady since the UGB became law approximately 20 years ago. As a result, housing is in short supply in nearly every market in the state. Klamath Falls…
Read MoreState Of Oregon Announces Annual Rent Increase Capped At 9.9%
In September, the State of Oregon’s Office of Economic Analysis (OEA) announced the maximum annual rent increase percentage allowed for 2022. Landlords may increase rents by as much as 9.9 percent. During the 2019 legislative session, lawmakers passed SB 608 as an emergency rent control measure. The law requires Oregon’s Department of Administrative Services to…
Read MoreFreedom Financial Funds, LLC Provides $6.5m Loan To Purchase Defaulted Note
A long-time client asked Freedom Financial Funds to provide the capital necessary to acquire the 1st lien on a building it had previously purchased. The client wished to preserve the 2nd lien on the property due to its low interest rate and determined that the only way to accomplish that goal was to buy the…
Read MoreMichael Is Going Over The Edge For Veterans!
Many of you may know that I have the honor of serving on the Board of Directors for Homes 4 Families , a not-for-profit organization that builds neighborhoods and affordable homes for lower-income veterans and their families to purchase, while also providing a myriad of supportive services. I am also the chair of our OVER THE EDGE…
Read MoreAffordable Housing?
Today I read an article in the LABJ written by Hannan Madans (published on September 13, 2021) that there were nine affordable apartment complexes underway in LA. That’s great news but a closer look at the numbers shows a very real problem. Not only are nine projects a small drop in the bucket when compared to what…
Read MoreFreedom Funds $7,735,000 Acquisition Loan
Our client needed to close a solid acquisition quickly and because he had borrowed from Freedom twice before he was confident that Freedom would give him a quick decision and execute swiftly. This is an example where relationships matter. The borrower was acquiring a leased single tenant 333K sf industrial building in South Dakota. Although…
Read More$6 Million Bridge Loan — San Diego, CA
Freedom Financial Funds completed a $6 million bridge loan on a leased and cash flowing parking lot in the Little Italy section of downtown San Diego. The 12-month loan is structured with two six-month extensions. The expected source of repayment will be from construction financing for a 33-story apartment tower. The site is fully entitled for the…
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