Bridge Loan for Multifamily Purchase in Los Angeles, California

Funded by SDC Capital

$1,475,000

Deal Details

Private Loan Type

Commercial Property Value Add

Approx. Funding Date

02/29/2024

Property Type
Multifamily
Property City

Los Angeles

Property State

CA

Loan Term (months)

18

Lien Type

1st Mortgage

Payment Type

Interest Only

Purchase Price

$1,970,000

Loan-to-Purchase Price

75%

Borrower's Contribution to Purchase

25%

Source of Borrower's Contribution

Cash

Location Type

Urban

Property Condition

Fair

Occupancy at Closing

All Units Occupied

Number of Units

9

Building Square Footage

6,150

Lot Square Footage

14,900

Lot Acreage

0.34

Borrower's Plan

Rehab and Rent

Exit Strategy

Refinance

Borrower Credit Rating

Excellent

Interest Rate

9.5%

Origination Points

1%

Deal Highlights

No 3rd-party appraisal was required (SDC walked the property and determined the value).

Deal Summary

SDC Capital, a direct private lender based in Burbank, funded a $1,475,000 1st lien position bridge loan for the acquisition of a 9-unit multifamily property in Los Angeles, CA. We funded 75% of the $1,970,000 purchase price, while the Borrower contributed 25% cash at closing. The Borrower had significant multifamily value-added experience, including a strong balance sheet. They were a repeat client of ours and had excellent credit history. The rents for this property were below market and some of the units needed to be upgraded. The Borrower plans to renovate a few of the units and will do so using their own funds. We did not include a hold-back of rehab money in this loan. Once the renovations are completed and rents have increased, the Borrower will seek a conventional multifamily loan to pay off our loan. The interest rate was 9.5% and we charged a 1% origination point, with a loan term of 18 months. We don’t normally go so low on points for a term over 12 months, but we made an exception because of the long relationship we had with the Borrower. This multifamily bridge loan was funded in February 2024.

Funded By

SDC Capital

Family Office Lender. No 3rd-party appraisal (typically). Soft Money Terms in 1st or 2nd Lien Position.