38-Unit Multifamily Refinance in Killeen, Texas

38-Unit Multifamily Refinance in Killeen, Texas

A 38-unit multifamily property in Killeen, Texas needed a $1,300,000 refinance after the existing financing reached maturity and was in default. The property was cross-collateralized with another property, making the closing a coordinated transaction rather than a standalone refinance.

38-Unit Multifamily Refinance in Killeen, Texas

Deal Summary

Units: 38
Loan Amount: $1.3M
Term: 18 Months
Rate: 10.5% I/O
Close: 5 Business Days
Lender: Private Bridge

The Situation

A 38-unit multifamily property in Killeen, Texas needed a $1,300,000 refinance after the existing financing reached maturity and was in default. The property was cross-collateralized with another property, making the closing a coordinated transaction rather than a standalone refinance.

The Challenge

The file had a defined maturity and default issue that required a fast financing solution. The cross-collateralization added another lender and another property to the closing process. The current lender, title company, other-property lender, and new lender all had to coordinate their roles before the refinance could close.

The Structure

CapitalAx sourced a private bridge lender for a $1,300,000 refinance. The confirmed structure was an 18-month term at 10.5% interest-only. The bridge structure addressed the immediate refinance deadline while keeping the deal focused on the property's confirmed facts and the coordination required by the cross-collateralized collateral package.

The Solution

CapitalAx acted as the commercial loan broker, quickly sourcing the private lender and pushing the file forward to meet the deadline. CapitalAx coordinated the financing process among the current lender, title company, other-property lender, and new lender so the cross-collateralized refinance could move to closing.

The Outcome

The refinance closed in five business days. The $1,300,000 transaction resolved the maturity and default situation with the confirmed 18-month, 10.5% interest-only private bridge structure. The completed closing was the best-case scenario for the file, meeting the deadline despite the cross-collateralized, multi-party process.