Connected Capital brokers DSCR, hard money, soft money, permanent and agency debt for multifamily and value-add real estate. We underwrite the deal in-house before we shop it. Eleven capital partners decide where it lands.
From short-term acquisition bridge to fixed-rate agency takeout — each program below has a defined leverage envelope, FICO floor, and typical close window. Send us the deal and we'll tell you which one fits.
Every figure below is anchored in closed deals — refi statements, agency loan numbers, recorded deeds. The full breakdown is in case studies.
Anchored by Dominion (bridge), Renovo (Cleveland bridge), and Greystone (Freddie SBL agency). Active correspondent and originator relationships across DSCR, agency, and hard-money capital — we shop the deal across the shelf and bring back the best-priced term sheet.
Lender selection is deal-driven. We place into the shelf that prices the deal best, not into the shelf with the loudest BDM.
A held portfolio across the Cleveland and East Cleveland MSAs — eight multifamily properties, single-borrower entity, cross-collateralized refinance into a $9.06M term loan plus $1.26M construction holdback. Anonymized for the public page; full evidence chain on the case-studies surface.
Cross-collateralized refinance into a single Renovo bridge facility with a structured construction holdback for value-add rehab. Existing-loan payoff, title insurance, hazard placement and entity-level guaranty coordination — all run in-house.
The borrower came in with eight separately-titled multifamily assets and three different existing lenders. We restructured the capital stack around a single bridge facility, sized the construction holdback to the actual scope of unit-turn capex, and coordinated the eight-property simultaneous closing through one title agency. The holdback funds turn unit-by-unit on draw requests — same evidence pattern across every property.
View all case studies →Send the deal. We underwrite it in-house and come back with the program, leverage, and pricing your file actually supports.