DKC Lending

Think your commercial deal is too unusual to fund? The answer is usually not what investors assume.

Asked about funding a strip club, DKC did not flinch. It comes down to what every commercial deal comes down to, the financials. The team wants to see the numbers behind the business and understand the pieces that drive repayment, like a liquor license that may sit outside the loan but still supports the cash flow.

The questions that decide it are the same on any commercial asset. Can the property carry the monthly interest payments, and what is the exit. DKC has looked at a handful of deals like this in recent years.

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How This Lender Protects Broker Relationships Through Transparency and Technology

Worried your deal is too far out of a lender's backyard? Location is not the dealbreaker you think it is.

DKC is owned by multifamily owners and operators, so a 20 unit commercial property gets a real underwriting look: cap rate, current occupancy, where occupancy is heading, and what the units can actually rent for. The team leans toward deals close to home in the Tampa, Clearwater and St. Pete area, but it has funded deals in Georgia and beyond.

Strong numbers travel. The state on the contract matters far less than the deal underneath it.

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Your Multifamily Lender Should Own Multifamily Too

Hard money lenders do not just say no to second position. They look at the loan to value and the logic behind the plan. When both make sense, the deal moves forward.