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Stallion Funding Hard Money / Bridge Lending



 Stallion Funding Hard Money / Bridge Lending

https://stallionfunding.com/

An Austin Silent Market client's son, almost finished with college works in Austin for Stallion. So go local!



Stallion Funding is a private real estate finance company that specializes in providing real estate loans from $100,000 to $5 million.

Our capital is secured from the Stallion Texas Real Estate Fund, as well as a network of private lenders, enabling us to make quick decisions to fund real estate projects. The Stallion team understands real estate and has experience in all major property types.

We have funded more than $400 million of real estate transactions in Texas alone. Since 2007, our emphasis continues to be funding loans which banks and other sources have difficulty financing because of timing, complexity, or other factors.

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