Creative Solutions.
Reliable Results.
Ready Capital (NYSE: RC) is a multi-strategy real estate finance company that originates, acquires, finances and services small- to medium-sized balance commercial loans.
Becoming a top national lender, one loan at a time
We provide a range of lending solutions, including small balance multifamily agency, value-add bridge, fixed-rate and owner-occupied real estate finance.
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Capital Strength
Ready Capital is a Public REIT with an enterprise value of $1.3 billion. We operate 4 securitization shelves and retain the B-piece.
Breadth & Synergy
An array of financial products for the full lifecycle of commercial real estate, with product synergy allowing a borrower to seamlessly move within the RC ecosystem.
Industry Experience
Ready Capital is a non-bank lender formed in 2013 by a national originations team, with 13 completed securitizations since inception.
Speed & Execution Precision
With a structurally streamlined underwriting and closing process, Ready Capital ensures timely closings while retaining control of the B-piece.
Complex Credit Capabilities
With our credit team's skillset and experience, we offer custom solutions that allow flexible financing options to address complex scenarios.
The best people, the best processes in commercial lending
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Capital Strength & Experience
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Product Breadth & Synergy
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Speed & Certainty of Execution
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Complex Credit Capabilities
Capital Strength and Experience
A non-bank lender formed in 2013 by a national originations team, Ready Capital has completed 13 securitizations of Bridge and Fixed Rate Products since its inception. As a Public REIT with an enterprise value of $1.3 billion, Ready Capital operates 4 securitization shelves and retains ownership of the B-piece.
Product Breadth & Synergy
Ready Capital has an array of financial products for the full life cycle of commercial real estate:
- Construction
- Bridge-to-Stabilization
- Fixed-to-Stabilization,
- Structured Fixed Rate
- CMBS
- Agency
Product synergy allows a borrower to seamlessly and cost effectively move from Construction to Bridge and Bridge to Fixed-Rate Stabilized within the RC ecosystem. This also applies to Structured Fixed Rate product being a CMBS alternative, and Small Balance Bridge-to-Agency capabilities complemented by broader large Bridge Loan capabilities.
Our Value-add Bridge Lending and opportunistic financing capabilities also allow for customized financing solutions.
Speed and Certainty of Execution
Ready Capital's speed and certainty of execution is based on a structurally streamlined underwriting and closing process. Ready Capital's control of the B-piece means no securitization kick-outs and timely closings.
Complex Credit Capabilities
Ready Capital offers custom solutions – flexible prepayment options and tailored loan structures. Our credit team's skillset and experience uniquely positions the company to address complex credit scenarios, along with ownership of the B-piece that provides credit independence and enhances execution.
Learn more about Ready Capital
What is it like to work with Ready Capital?
Ready Capital is among the top 5 Freddie Mac SBL lenders today, having closed over $2.8 billion of Freddie/Bridge-to-Freddie SBLs since 2015, originating $709 million in 2021. We strive to find creative solutions for every prospective customer. And when we can't get a deal done, we give you an answer, fast.
Is Ready Capital funding PPP loans?
What transactions has Ready Capital recently closed?
To take a look through our recently closed transactions and other news, please visit our LinkedIn page.
What is a 7(a) loan and how does Ready Capital help brokers and owners get them?
The SBA 7(a) loan is a flexible loan for small businesses that helps meet both startup and expansion needs that carry special requirements. Ready Capital has worked with business owners whose applications have been rejected multiple times by other lenders to access capital for things like: real estate purchases, refinances, equipment costs, and partner buyouts, among others. For more information, visit our Small Business page.