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As Institutional Lenders Tighten Up, Private Lenders Are Filling the Void

As Institutional Lenders Tighten Up, Private Lenders Are Filling the Void

As traditional commercial real estate debt sources have dried up, more private credit funds like Community Capital are entering the space, seeking to help smaller local real estate investors across Florida. While regional banks are slowing down, we’re busier than ever. Read more about how we’re stepping into the funding void being left by traditional lenders.

Nicole Buth
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Nicole brings more than 20 years of banking and lending operations experience to Community Capital Holdings. She works closely with leadership to oversee operations, marketing coordination, and client relations, helping ensure a smooth lending process from origination through closing. Nicole plays a key role in maintaining the firm’s efficiency and client service standards
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