North Shore Funding originates and closes private loans secured by investment real estate across Long Island and the New York City boroughs — deploying our own capital directly, and, where warranted, through a select network of institutional capital partners.
Direct Capital · Established 2006 · Long Island, NYC & the Greater New York Area · Closings Measured in Days
Equity-based financing for real estate investors, underwritten on the collateral rather than the borrower's consumer credit profile. We do not lend against 1-4 unit owner-occupied residential property.
Equity-based financing for commercial and investment property, underwritten on collateral rather than credit profile.
Learn more →Short-term capital that bridges a purchase, renovation, or transition to permanent financing.
Learn more →Acquisition and rehabilitation financing for investors repositioning non-owner-occupied property for resale.
Learn more →Ground-up construction financing across Long Island, the boroughs, and Westchester County.
Learn more →Financing structured across multiple owned properties when a single asset cannot support the request alone.
Learn more →Short-term capital for foreclosure, bankruptcy, and maturity-driven situations requiring an orderly resolution.
Learn more →A disciplined approach to underwriting, matched to the pace investment real estate actually requires.
Capital decisions are made in-house, without committee review or correspondent delay. Where a transaction falls outside our own parameters, we place it through a select network of institutional and private capital partners.
Our programs are underwritten on the strength of the collateral and the sponsor's plan of execution, not consumer credit criteria. We do not lend against 1-4 unit owner-occupied residential property.
Foreclosure deadlines, loan maturities, and narrow closing windows are the rule in this business, not the exception. Our underwriting and closing process is built to accommodate them.
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