Carolina Capital Management, LLC

Summary of all Guidelines
Loan Types	Bridge Loan, Commercial Loan, Construction Loan, DSCR Loan, Hard Money Loan, Rehab Loan
Property Types	Multi Family, SFR
Lendding Area	florida, georgia, north-carolina, south-carolina, tennessee, texas, virginia
Loan amount Minimum	$50,000
Loan amount Maximum	$30,000,000
Interest Rate Minimum	10%
Interest Rate Maximum	12%
Points Minimum 1st TD	3
Points Maximum 1st TD	4
Terms	18 months
Interest Only or Amortized	Interest Only
Prepayment Penalty	None
LTV Bridge	60
Upfront Fees	Appraisal, Environmental, Loan Documents, Processing
Personal Guarantee /Recourse Required	Recourse
Intended Occupancy	Non-Owner

Carolina Capital Management is a hard money lender serving the needs of the real estate investor and the small builder borrower who is striving to build wealth and generate income for themselves and their families. We offer hard money rehab loans and ground-up construction loans for investors only in NC, SC, GA, VA, TN, FL and now TX. We also serve as consultants for investors, guiding them to network with other investors and educating them in locating and structuring transactions.

People and Principles ahead of Profit

All our hard money loan transactions are made ethically and morally. As a hard money lender, we understand the best way to serve our customers is to walk in their shoes. As real estate investors, we understand the goals and needs of our customers. We are proud members of the American Association of Private Lenders.

Carolina Capital Management, LLC is located in Rock Hill, SC. They offer financing for Bridge Loans, Construction Loans, Hard Money Loans, Commercial Loans, DSCR Loans and Rehab Loans. The property type they primarily lend against is SFR and Multi Family. Their minimum loan amount is $50,000. Their maximum loan amount is $30,000,000. They offer loans for a minimum Term of 3 months. Maximum duration of 18 months. Although rates can change they are typically lending at a minimum rate of 10%. Maximum interest rate of 12%. Points charged are deal specific, but historically have charged a minimum of 3. Maximum points charged are 4.

These descriptions are limited information and meant for general reference purposes.