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ReCap Secures Financing for Moving and Storage Giant
ReCap Secures 100% Construction Financing for Developer

ReCap Secures Financing for Moving and Storage Giant

New York, NY– Real Estate Capital of America, Inc. (ReCap) recently helped FlatRate Moving Systems secure the financing needed to purchase a warehouse in Newark, NJ. The $8.9M loan includes additional construction and renovation financing. FlatRate Moving Systems is the largest moving company in the Northeast with sister companies in New Jersey, Washington DC, Florida, and California. It was recently announced as one of the winners of the prestigious Forbes Enterprise Award. "We are honored to assist FlatRate in this important, time-sensitive transaction," says Tomer Dicturel, a senior executive and principal who worked on the lease. "FlatRate will be a true household name in no time." Dicturel was personally involved in overseeing the entire transaction.

"We specialize in difficult loans," states Johnny Su, Chief Operating Officer at ReCap, "especially those with a short time frame, credit issues, or high leverage transactions." The loan for FlatRate Moving Systems had to be completed within 45 days. Su also says, "The client had no finance contingency, so there was no room for mistake."

ReCap provided FlatRate Moving Systems with several options and helped analyze each one with the client. "We have a wide variety of banks, major financial institutions, hedge funds, small community banks and credit unions," says Dicturel, "which enables us to offer the best financing options for any project.

Real Estate Capital of America, Inc. (ReCap) is a prominent finance boutique assembled by distinguished experts. The professionals at ReCap assist their customers throughout the entire loan process. Their commitment to service and excellence keep customers satisfied and referring ReCap services to their colleagues. "We work hard to provide the best financing in complicated deals," adds Dicturel, "We succeed where others fail."

View Real Estate Capital of America in the New York Real Estate Journal.

ReCap Secures 100% Construction Financing for Developer

New York, NY – Real Estate Capital of America (ReCap) recently secured a $5M construction loan for a Staten Island strip mall project. The development, which had been on hold for about six years due to a lack in funding, had been a long and difficult process before ReCap. “The client simply had worked with too many inexperienced brokers – very few of which understood how to structure a deal on a land lease,” said Johnny Su, COO of ReCap, who worked on the loan.

ReCap, a boutique mortgage firm, has vast expertise in creative financial solutions which helped the client acquire the financial resources required to complete the project. Once finished, the new shopping center will be one the largest developments in Staten Island. It will consist of a Wendy’s and several other retail stores.

“Other commercial lenders looked at this deal and just passed on it,” said Su. “When the client came to us, he expected nothing short of a hard-money loan due to past negative experiences, but we were able to completely restructure the deal,” said CEO of ReCap, Tomer Dicturel, “making another ‘impossible’ loan possible.” Dicturel also assisted with the loan.

ReCap has helped other businesses find financing with constraints such as those short time frames, credit issues, or high leverage transactions. “We specialize in challenges of the difficult loans because that is how we distinguish ourselves from our inexperienced competition,” said Dicturel. "This is our expertise," he added.

Real Estate Capital of America, Inc. (ReCap) is a prominent finance boutique assembled by distinguished experts. The professionals at ReCap assist their customers throughout the entire loan process. Their commitment to service and excellence keep customers satisfied. They in turn continue to refer ReCap services to their colleagues. "We work hard to provide the best financing in complicated deals," adds Dicturel, "We succeed where others fail."

View Real Estate Capital of America in the New York Real Estate Journal.