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Company Profile: U.S. Realty Capital

U.S. Realty Capital provides creative capital solutions for commercial real estate owners and developers throughout the U.S. As a national mortgage banking company, we originate over $1 billion of debt and equity for our clients each year. Through our collective knowledge and industry experience, we provide comprehensive project analysis and competitive solutions for the unique needs of each client and project. As a national company, they have greater access to loan and capital products to benefit our local client. They can provide permanent loans, construction loans, bridge and mezzanine loans with floating or fixed rates, and forward commitments. They can place equity for a project or provide joint venture capital. Capital sources include life insurance companies, wall street securitized lenders, government agencies, local, regional, national and foreign banks, credit companies, pension funds, private capital and opportunity funds. The U.S. Realty Capital team has financed all types of property including apartment, office, retail, industrial, mobile homes, self storage and hotels to more complicated transactions such as nursing homes, land, schools, resorts, master planned communities, time shares, golf courses, boat marinas and parking garages. Their experience, knowledge, integrity and relationships ensure the most favorable financing terms for their clients seeking debt or equity solutions for their real estate financing needs.
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