Real estate projects rarely move in clean, linear stages. A property may be acquired before it is stabilized. Improvements may be underway before long-term financing is available. Or a sale or refinance may be planned, but not yet executable. In these in-between periods, traditional permanent financing often does not align with the asset’s current condition […]
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Before vertical construction can begin, the groundwork has to be done. Roads, utilities, and site grading all require capital. Delays at this stage can stall an entire project. Horizontal construction financing from Enact Partners helps developers complete critical early work with fast closings and flexible structures that keep projects moving.
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Before vertical construction can begin, the groundwork has to be done. Roads, utilities, and site grading all require capital. Delays at this stage can stall an entire project. Horizontal construction financing from Enact Partners helps developers complete critical early work with fast closings and flexible structures that keep projects moving.
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Before vertical construction can begin, the groundwork has to be done. Roads, utilities, and site grading all require capital. Delays at this stage can stall an entire project. Horizontal construction financing from Enact Partners helps developers complete critical early work with fast closings and flexible structures that keep projects moving.
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Many borrowers come to Enact Partners not just because we’re a private lender, but because we move quickly, structure deals efficiently, and take a common-sense approach to lending.
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Why It Matters At some point, a successful business outgrows renting. Operations expand, space becomes limited, and leasing from someone else starts to feel restrictive. For many owners, that is when buying a property becomes part of the growth plan. There is also a smarter way to structure ownership. Keep your business and your real
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