About Gauntlet Funding
Gauntlet is a New York based private funding group comprised of experienced and knowledgeable industry professionals who specialize in direct private lending and distressed asset financing.
A private money lender is referring to someone who is lending money to real estate investors, normally secured by a note and deed of trust. This loan is not a bank loan from the local or national institutions that takes months. Often banks can’t make loans on distressed non habitable real estate.
At Gauntlet Funding, we specialize in funding high risk loans for these unconventional borrowers. Whatever your needs, we have the perfect solution.
Speak with our financing consultants and identify which program suits you best. And if you can’t find one, get yourself a custom loan. With so many options and flexible terms to choose from, real estate investing was never easier.
Gauntlet Funding is a New York-based private funding group comprised of experienced and knowledgeable industry professionals who specialize in direct private lending and distressed asset financing. If you’re considering commercial real estate investing, call Gauntlet Funding today at (631) 465-2161 to start your new financial future.
Have been working with Lou and his team on different projects for almost 2 years now. Highly recommend him and his team!
Lou, Raffele and Chris are extremely professional and easy to work with. They will find the perfect solution for your situation. I highly recommend working with Gauntlet. We switched from another lender we had problems with and the team was able to assist right away! We will be doing many more deals in the future. Great guys.
We want to thank all of you for a great job in putting together our loan that closed yesterday. We appreciate everybody’s valuable time, professionalism and integrity.
Investigating finance options with established bridge loan lenders in New York can be a smart way to leverage financing for deals when you don’t want to use your own funds. Private money lenders are more concerned about the deal than the borrower’s credit score. They also care more about the borrower’s investing track record. So…
If considering purchasing an investment property, it might be wise to investigate the pros and cons of a bridge loan, which allows using the buying power of the current property to fund the second. Bridge loans are a useful real estate financing tool for temporary short-term use. These loans allow the property owner to borrow…
As a new real estate investor interested in fix and flipping, you often find yourself asking, “How much can I offer on a property?”. You want to submit the “best offer” without going too high or overspending. However, if you aren’t savvy at number crunching, or factoring in the costs and potential gains, you may…
Have a lead on a great investment property? Need to close quickly on a short sale? When a real estate opportunity becomes available, Gauntlet Funding offers quick turnaround and thorough support throughout the transaction. With over 20 years of experience, we have mastered the art of spotting great deals, the science of decoding market sentiments, and the expertise to help borrowers. We fund deals in more than 25 states, including the NYC tri-state area, and all along the eastern seaboard.
Gauntlet Funding is one of New York’s most experienced hard money lenders with years of hard money lending, private funding, and custom loan experience.
We provide hard money loans in New York City and the surrounding areas for real estate investors and property investor/owners through asset-based lending for various real estate projects and transactions including single family residential, multi-family residential and commercial projects.
Our reputation for customer dedication stems from our three pronged customer focus.
Investigating finance options with established bridge loan lenders in New York can be a smart way to leverage financing for deals when you don’t want to use your own funds. Private money lenders are more concerned about the deal than the borrower’s credit score. They also care more about the borrower’s investing track record. So…
If considering purchasing an investment property, it might be wise to investigate the pros and cons of a bridge loan, which allows using the buying power of the current property to fund the second. Bridge loans are a useful real estate financing tool for temporary short-term use. These loans allow the property owner to borrow…
As a new real estate investor interested in fix and flipping, you often find yourself asking, “How much can I offer on a property?”. You want to submit the “best offer” without going too high or overspending. However, if you aren’t savvy at number crunching, or factoring in the costs and potential gains, you may…