Remington Archive - mezzanine financing
More on Mezzanine Financing from Remington
I’m pleased to further announce a new website that more broadly covers mezzanine financing options with Remington. It is located here: www.remingtonfinancialmezzaninefinancing.com
Read MoreRemington Provides Financing Across the Capital Stack
The capital stack is described as containing the most risk at the top and traveling down the stack to the position with the least risk. Higher positions in the stack expect greater returns for their capital because of the higher risk.
Read MoreWelcome Greg D’Herault to the Structured Finance Group of Remington
I’d like to echo the comments by Shayne Fowler in welcoming Greg D’Herault to the Structured Finance Group at Remington. His background, experience and skills are a great fit with our team.
Read MoreSenior Debt and Mezzanine Financing by Remington
Remington was able to complete the transaction due to the strength of the property and the borrower’s good insight throughout process. As a result, Remington structured $960,000 senior and mezzanine financing, representing a 95 percent LTV when combined with the seller financing which occupied a third mortgage position.
Read MoreAvailable Financing Programs at Remington
Our team at Remington has unsurpassed access to a well-funded network of public and private capital sources for minimum transaction amounts of $500,000 in the U.S. and $5 million abroad.
Read MoreRemington Provides the Best Access to Commercial Capital
Our team’s ability to reconcile the interests of borrowers and lenders while structuring creative solutions in the most challenging transactions is what differentiates Remington from other capital services companies.
Read MoreMezzanine Financing from Remington
In today’s challenging lending market, Remington is a strategic partner with a strong record of success, especially for projects that went unfunded from conventional approaches.
We are ideally positioned as an intermediary between clients in need of financing (especially those with problematic projects) and hundreds of institutional sources of commercial capital with whom Remington has strong, [...]
