Kennedy Funding Closes $4.4M Land Loan in Spicewood, Texas
Proceeds used for cash-out refinancing on 38.81-acre residential site
The private lender's loan underscores Kennedy Funding's ability to execute on large-scale land deals that often fall outside the scope of conventional lenders. Traditional banks typically avoid raw land financing due to development risk, and the fact that the property does not currently generate income — particularly in high-growth markets where timing and flexibility are critical.
The transaction, led by Kennedy's Executive Loan Officer,
The borrower originally acquired the property between 2021 and 2022 in an arm's-length transaction for approximately
"This deal is exactly where we add value," said
The property benefits from existing access via
"This was a pure cash-out refinance," said CEO and President,
With more than
About Kennedy Funding
Kennedy Funding is a global direct private lender specializing in bridge loans for commercial property and land acquisition, development, workouts, bankruptcies, and foreclosures. Kennedy Funding has closed more than
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