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SDC Capital Funds $3,000,000 SFR Purchase Loan in Los Altos, CA
DEAL HIGHLIGHTS
Loan Amount: $3,000,000
LTV: 75%
Loan Type: Purchase Loan
Property Type: Single Family Residence
Location: Los Altos, CA
ABOUT THIS DEAL
SDC Capital recently funded a $3,000,000 purchase loan secured by a single-family residence located near downtown Los Altos, California. The buyer’s purchase contract included only a 21-day financing contingency, requiring a swift and reliable lending solution.
The borrower, referred to SDC Capital by a long-time client and investment partner, needed to secure financing quickly. Leveraging its streamlined process and proven track record, SDC Capital was able to issue a formal loan commitment within two weeks, enabling the borrower to proceed confidently with the acquisition.
This deal exemplifies SDC Capital’s ability to move quickly and deliver certainty of execution for time-sensitive transactions.
SDC Capital Funds $780,000 Refinance Loan in Pleasanton, CA
DEAL HIGHLIGHTS
Loan Amount: $780,000
LTV: <50%
Loan Type: Refinance Loan
Property Type: 10,000 SF Mixed Use Property
Location: Pleasanton, CA
ABOUT THIS DEAL
SDC Capital recently closed a $780,000 refinance loan secured by a 10,000 square foot mixed-use property located in downtown Pleasanton, California. The borrower had recently completed a partner buyout, which, due to several extenuating circumstances, temporarily impacted their credit profile.
The loan proceeds were used to pay off an existing loan and fund planned property renovations. The borrower intends to refinance with a conventional lender once their credit improves, and the new tenant leases have had time to season.
This transaction highlights SDC Capital’s flexible underwriting approach and ability to support experienced borrowers navigating transitional situations.