Nonbank Lenders Step Into a Void

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As Commercial Banks continue to recover from the meltdown in the real estate market.  Nonbank lenders continue to step up the game and fill the void that has been left.  The market has several types of finance companies that will look at projects ranging from a 32-story office building to a small hotel.  They  can even handle a variety of credit profiles and credit issues.  Commercial Banks continue to have a low appetite for financing commercial real-estate, mostly due to the change in the regulatory environment and the need to bolster their capital reserves.  

Let Front Street Commercial Real Estate Group help you finance your real estate project.  If you are looking for permanent, construction, bridge, SBA or equity financing we can help.  Contact Douglas Pratt at Douglas@frontstreet.net to learn more or visit us at http://www.frontstreet.net/financing/.

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Virginia MacKoul

Virginia is a graduate from the University of Florida's College of Design Construction and Planning with a degree in Sustainability and the Built Environment, and a minor in Urban Regional Planning. Virginia joined the Front Street team in 2011, as an intern. Upon graduation, Virginia joined the Front Street team full-time as the Director of Client Services. Ms. MacKoul’s addition furthers Front Street’s continued growth and expansion within Gainesville and other North Central Florida markets. She was promoted to Director of Marketing in 2014 and now manages the firm’s team of interns and oversees all marketing and branding activity. Virginia was born in Boston and moved to Lee County, Florida in 1997. Virginia graduated her high school's International Baccalaureate program and started at the University of Florida with a focus on Architecture. Virginia shares Front Street's passion of giving back to the community and those in need. Virginia's hobbies include photography, cooking, football, movies, music, and spending time with her dog, Brinkley.

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