Eleven active partners.
One phone call.
The capital partner shelf below is the active roster — relationships with funded deals or open pipeline within the last twenty-four months. Anchor partners (Dominion, Renovo, Greystone) handle the majority of placed volume; the wider shelf gives us a real second-bid on every file. We place into whichever partner prices the deal best, not the one with the loudest BDM.
Logo files in production; partner names rendered as type for v1.0 launch.
Where each partner sits.
Which partner takes which program. A filled dot means we have an active relationship and have placed paper into that lender for that program. An open dot means we can submit on a correspondent basis but the lender isn't the primary fit.
| Capital Partner | DSCR | Hard Money | Soft Money | Permanent | Agency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dominion Financial | |||||
| Renovo Financial | |||||
| Greystone Servicing | |||||
| Upright | |||||
| Visio Lending | |||||
| Berkadia | |||||
| Marcus & Millichap Capital Corp | |||||
| LoanDepot | |||||
| Roc360 | |||||
| Civic Financial | |||||
| Aloha Private Lending |
How the broker relationships work
Connected Capital is a placing brokerage, not a balance-sheet lender. The capital partners above originate and fund the loans; we underwrite the deal to their box, package the file, and earn a brokerage fee on close. Two consequences for the borrower:
- You get a second opinion, automatically. Every deal goes to at least two capital partners simultaneously. Best execution wins — we're indifferent to which one funds, as long as it's the cleanest term sheet.
- You get the full evidence package across every partner. The same back-out cascade, the same audit trail, the same lender-ready PDF. Whichever partner funds, the file looks the same — no rework, no re-pull, no "send us your last three bank statements again."
- Brokerage fees are disclosed up-front, in the term sheet. No surprise points at the table.