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Posted: May 24, 2022
Matt Schatzle, Lancewood Capital
Name: Matt Schatzle
Title: Vice President
Company Name: Lancewood Capital
What recent project, transaction or accomplishment are you most proud of?
I am most proud of helping grow Lancewood Capital into the platform that it has become today. Our company started in 2014 as a local New York focused real estate lender and has since become a household name with a national presence in the $1-50 million credit space. We have managed to grow the business year-over-year in an increasingly competitive lending environment while staying true to our focus and underwriting guidelines.
Top three things on your bucket list:
To surf in Hawaii; play golf at Pebble Beach; and to attend Roland Garros (French Open)
Favorite quote:
“Expect what you inspect”-Unknown
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