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Commercial real estate broker refering for hard money loans

Brokers

Many of my loans comes from a valued network of referring brokers. By referring your turn downs and other hard-to-place loans, I  can provide you and your clients with funding options and you can earn a referring broker fee in the process. You always keep your client, and you get paid on every loan to a client that you bring to us.*

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A loan application referred to us should typically include the following:

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1.  Executive Summary / Loan Scenario

2.  Completed 1003/1008

3.  Recent Appraisal/Valuation

4.  Credit Report

5.  Preliminary Title Report

 

I can generally give you a verbal indication of interest, followed by a Letter of Interest, within a very short period of time (sometimes at the initial call). Our funding is typically within 5 to 10 business days from receipt of all material listed above.

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And, unlike many other private lenders, I will not force you to fill out a bunch of forms for the privilege of sharing your client and doing business with us.  We respect your time, and we make the referral process clean and easy.

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We will consider 2nd as well as 1st position loans. Our maximum loan-to-value is typically 70% of the appraised (and reviewed) value for refinances and 75% of the purchase price on acquisition loans.

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Our lending program focuses on these three key items:

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1.  The real equity in a given property,

2.  The ability of the borrower to service the new loan, and

3.  The borrowers’ exit strategy (how will they repay the loan?)

 

I will consider the following loans to individuals and companies:

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1.  Equity cash out

2.  Refinance

3.  Acquisition

4.  Construction, remodeling, rehabilitation/ARV loans

5.  Residential and commercial

 

I will not waste your time.  If we can’t help your client, I will gladly refer you to a private lender who may.   Make Kevin Green your first call!  You won’t regret it.

 

*Subject to RESPA guidelines for activities regulating referring broker commissions. All referring brokers must have proper licensing to receive broker/referral fees. No exceptions.

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