Creative Deal Funding

A creative acquisition may use seller financing, subject-to terms or a combination of arrangements. Those describe how the deal is structured. The funding request is the cash or partner support still needed to complete and operate it. We review that missing piece in the context of the whole transaction.

Tell us about your deal

Where it fits

An acquisition with seller financing that still requires an entry payment, closing funds or improvements.
A subject-to purchase needing capital alongside the existing debt and agreed seller terms.
A hybrid arrangement with multiple funding sources, a staged closing or an unusual repayment sequence.

How it comes together

We start by separating what the seller has agreed to from what another lender or partner has actually approved. Explain ownership, existing balances, payments and future payoff dates in plain language.
We then work through the use of new capital and its proposed repayment. Every funding source needs an understood role, including what happens if the operating plan or closing changes.

What to share

Property details, purchase terms and a short explanation of the proposed structure.
Existing debt or seller-finance balance, payments, rate and maturity, where known.
The remaining funding need, deadline, repayment plan and parties coordinating the transaction.

Start with what you know. Our inquiry lets you use estimates and mark details you're still working out.

What to work through

Seller agreement does not establish that an existing lender permits a transfer or additional financing. Existing loan documents and required consents need transaction-specific review.
Title, insurance, servicing, payment responsibilities and overlapping repayment dates must be addressed. A named technique does not replace clear documents or an achievable exit.

Let's put your deal together.

Tell us what you're working on, what's already arranged and what still needs funding. Estimates are welcome.