Fairview Commercial Lending

Hard Money is not what it used to be

by Glen Weinberg, COO Fairview Lending

    As commercial mortgage brokers know, gone are the golden days of easy underwriting and fast credit. Many hard-money lenders are no longer in business, and most of those that remain have substantially changed their underwriting criteria. Deals that used to close are no longer fundable.

What does this mean for commercial mortgage brokers that have survived thus far? Brokers who want to be successful in today's market need to know what hard-money deals will get funded - and what won't.

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In This Issue
Hard Money is not what it used to be

Secrets of Non Conforming Lending

Hard Money Lenders: Free guide to hard money lending

Loan Submittal

Recent Closings
  • Lake Hartwell, GA Single family $150k
  • Carrolton, GA Commercial $50k
  • Atlanta, GA Single family $145k
  • Denver, CO Industrial Building 185k
  • Aurora, CO Single Family 75k
  • Steamboat Springs Condo 135k

Other Resources
Secrets of Non Conforming Lending

by Glen Weinberg, COO Fairview Lending

    Before getting into the secrets of nonconforming lending, it is important to explain nonconforming lending. Nonconforming lending also is referred to as hard-money lending and private lending. It is any loan that is unable to go to a conventional lender (i.e., bank, Wall Street, life company, etc.). In essence, a non­conforming loan is a loan that is a little outside the box for a traditional lender.

What are the key reasons a loan falls outside of traditional lending parameters? As everyone is aware, banks' lending standards have tightened exponentially during the recent financial crisis. More and more loans do not fit the box of conventional lenders. If a deal is not plain-vanilla traditional lend­ing, sources are unable/unwilling to lend on the property. The reasons vary wildly but they can be associ­ated with how quickly a transaction must close, the borrower's credit, a current loan coming due, the cur­rent cash flow on the property, bor­rower's income, or a multitude of other reasons.

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Hard Money Lenders: Free guide to hard money lending

by Larry Weinberg, President Fairview Lending

Fairview has created a guide to help borrowers/brokers understand the ins and outs of hard money lending.  This guide provides the following resources:
Loan Submittal


Fairview is actively pursuing loans in the following states: CO, GA, and IL.

Please visit: http://www.fairviewlending.com/loan_program.htm to see the full lending parameters

Submitting a loan is easy:
  1. Fill out our one page application
  2. We will contact you within 24 hours to discuss your loan scenario
  3. Fairview issues a term sheet
  4. Fairview performs a property inspection (No fee for the inspection)
  5. Title is pulled and the loan closes

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