News: Financial Digest
Posted: August 9, 2012
UC Funding has closes a $6.09 million bridge loan for a multifamily development named Bridgeview
UC Funding has closed a $6.09 million bridge loan for a multifamily development named Bridgeview. Bridgeview is a 34.97 acre land parcel approved for 250 Class A multifamily units. An additional approval for 313 townhome units will be sought. The loan was closed in just 34 days. At UC Funding they foster an entrepreneurial spirit and believe that real estate ownership and real estate financing should work together as a partnership. By working together they share your vision, allowing us to create an innovative financial solution that works for your particular situation.
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