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Miami, FL – April 20, 2018           Pensam Funding, a direct real estate lender and affiliate of Pensam Capital, a fully integrated real estate investment platform, announced today that it recently provided a $17 million bridge loan to facilitate the acquisition, renovation, repositioning and lease-up of a 504-unit multifamily asset located in Montgomery, AL. The fixed rate loan was structured to meet the borrower’s unique needs, including mechanisms that enable the borrower to draw additional loan proceeds to support its capital investment plan.

“This Loan is representative of Pensam Funding’s ability to tailor unique and flexible financing solutions that meet the specific business plans of our clients,” said Michael Stein, Founding Partner. “We continue to support our clients in their purchase of value-add strategies, lease-up opportunities, recapitalizations, partially completed construction projects and other transitional situations.”

While traditionally focused on multifamily properties, Pensam Funding also considers lending opportunities in senior housing, manufactured housing, land and other real estate sectors.

 

About Pensam Funding and Pensam Capital

Headquartered in Miami, FL, Pensam Funding, an affiliate of Pensam Capital, is a private direct real estate lender which provides flexible and rapid capital solutions to experienced real estate sponsors across the capital stack including first mortgages, mezzanine debt, subordinate debt and preferred equity. For more information, visit www.pensamfunding.com.

Pensam Capital is a privately owned real estate investment platform.  Through its various affiliates, it owns or controls over 25,000 multifamily apartment units and invests in the multifamily sector through equity, preferred equity and debt structures. For more information, visit www.pensamcapital.com.

 

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