Real estate developers need access to reliable sources of capital that deliver fast solutions. Without the right connections opportunities may be missed

 

Banks focus on borrower checklists and rigid guidelines

I focus on the asset, the timeline, and how the deal actually gets done
 

From rental property acquisitions to purchase-and-rehab projects and ground-up or light construction, I help real estate investors secure the right capital—fast.

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Marty Has the Money was founded in 2020 to assist investors in obtaining the funding they need to scale. My approach is rooted in values that guide daily actions. I offer a consulting-based approach to raising debt financing and private equity capital for real estate owners, fix & flip investors, builders and developers. My capital sources allow experienced investors to build a scalable capital stack.

 

Brokering Loans for Various Purposes, such as:

• Purchasing and renovating properties

• Refinancing existing mortgages for rental properties

• Developing or constructing new properties

 

My Purpose and Values

My purpose is to assist investors to obtain fast, reliable funding solutions that may not be possible otherwise. My core values include:

• Exceptional Partnerships: I partner with diverse capital sources including, private lenders, investment banks, hedge funds, family offices, debt funds, and REITS.

• Challenge Conventional Thinking: I see opportunity that others overlook.

• Tenacity: I tackle tough problems relentlessly and see things through.

• Character Matters: I embrace personal integrity, humility, and empathy.

 

Providing Financing For

Financing Rentals, Rehabs, and Construction—Without Bank Friction

• Residential Properties

• Purchase & Renovation for Fix & Flip Investors

• Rental Loans Based on Cash Flow - Not Personal Income

• Construction Financing for Builders & Developers

• Cash-out Refinances on Stabilized Commercial Properties

• Hotels & Hospitality

• Cannabis Businesses

 

Marty Has the Money - Get Funded Fast

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