Transactions

The transaction comes first.

A financing structure should answer the needs of the asset or business, the borrower and the plan. Duke evaluates those facts before recommending a capital path.

Discuss a Financing Scenario

Financing Categories

Different assets. Different capital questions.

Duke’s four core areas require different information and capital-source review. The descriptions below are financing scenarios, not claims of closed Duke transactions.

01
Single-Family Investment
Acquisition and renovation, rental purchase or refinance, bridge and ground-up plans each call for a distinct capital and exit review.
Investor property
02
Multifamily
Operations, occupancy, improvement plans and sponsor capacity help shape acquisition, refinance, bridge or permanent-capital discussions.
Income property
03
Commercial Real Estate
Property type, tenancy, cash flow, use of proceeds and execution needs influence the appropriate lender or capital-source path.
Commercial property
04
SBA
Eligible 7(a) and 504 scenarios begin with the business purpose, borrower, project and current program requirements.
Operating business

Transaction Review

Structure follows the evidence.

An amount or property label alone cannot explain a financing decision. Duke considers the purpose, supported facts, proposed structure and execution requirements together. See our approach for the full advisory process.

Purpose

Why capital is needed and how the property or business will use it.

Support

The borrower, sponsor, cash flow, collateral and documents relevant to that financing path.

Structure

A capital amount, repayment profile and exit that fit the transaction rather than a generic product label.

Execution

The information, conditions and coordination needed to move an actual request through review.

Selected Case Studies

Examples will follow verification.

Selected transaction examples will appear here when the financing facts, Duke’s role, outcome and public-use permissions are verified. A case study should explain the structure and the work behind it without exposing private borrower or lender information.

Begin a Conversation

Have a transaction in mind?

Bring the asset or business, capital need and intended outcome to a phone or email conversation. Duke can help assess the next review step.