Mid-Construction Primary Residence

Marquee Funding Group Funds $1,450,000 Mid-Construction Loan in Westlake Village

Marquee Funding Group has funded a $1,450,000 private money loan in Westlake Village, California, designed to provide critical capital for the completion of a primary residence that was mid-construction. This financing highlights Marquee’s strength in stepping in where traditional lenders often hesitate, especially in complex or partially completed projects.

The loan was structured as a second trust deed (2nd TD) at an interest rate of 11.5%, offering investors a strong return while giving the borrower the funds needed to keep their construction project on track. With a loan-to-value ratio of 69.78%, the deal was carefully structured to balance borrower leverage with lender security, ensuring a well-protected position for investors.

Mid-construction financing can be one of the most challenging areas for borrowers, as conventional banks frequently decline loans on unfinished properties. By providing a private lending solution, Marquee enabled the borrower to avoid costly delays, maintain construction progress, and move closer to completing their residence.

The transaction was originated by Alexandra Gadi, who worked closely with the borrower to structure a financing package that addressed immediate funding needs while adhering to Marquee’s conservative underwriting principles. Her ability to move efficiently underscores Marquee’s reputation as a trusted partner for borrowers with time-sensitive or non-traditional financing requirements.

This Westlake Village transaction is another example of Marquee Funding Group’s ability to deliver fast, flexible, and creative financing solutions. By supporting projects at all stages—whether acquisition, construction, refinance, or cash-out—Marquee continues to empower borrowers while offering investors secure, high-yield opportunities.

Through deals like this, Marquee Funding Group reaffirms its leadership in private money lending, bridging the gap where traditional financing falls short and ensuring successful outcomes for both borrowers and investors.