In the dynamic realm of real estate, strategic timing is often the key to unlocking lucrative opportunities. As we navigate through economic volatility and the ever-evolving financial landscape, there’s a compelling case to be made for those considering commercial real estate financing and residential investment property financing. Although home loan rates continue to climb, commercial [...]

Updated: August, 1 2022 | By: LendVer Staff – Manhattan residential real estate is making a come-back as COVID concerns abate, but a faltering economy is leaving many questioning whether their access to financing may soon be impacted. Short-term, private and institutional real estate lenders also known as bridge lenders, can offer competitive financing solutions [...]

Updated: May 10, 2022 | By: LendVer Staff – Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic many regions have experienced resiliency and even growth of the housing market. City dwellers seeking a suburban refuge, buyers looking to take advantage of historically low interest rates, and low inventory resulting from homeowners wanting to stay put, have all contributed to [...]

September, 1 2020 | By: LendVer Staff – The start of the COVID-19 pandemic saw investment property lenders quickly constrict lending guidelines, and then most ceased funding altogether. Hard-money lenders remained active, providing much needed capital to real estate investors, but at much lower leverage, and much higher rates than before the pandemic. Watching from [...]

June 11, 2020 | By: LendVer Staff – One of the first financing types kicked to the sidelines by lenders when the economy started sliding, was long-term residential rental property loans. It’s a difficult proposition for a lender to commit capital for an extended period of time at a fixed interest rate, when there is [...]