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Investing in Private Debt in Real Estate: Insights from Kirkland Capital Group
If you're looking for stable income, capital preservation, and uncorrelated returns, private real estate debt may be the solution your portfolio needs. In a market where traditional income strategies are volatile and equity valuations feel stretched, this asset class offers a compelling alternative.
One such opportunity lies in private debt—specifically, private debt in real estate, where investors lend directly to property owners and developers in exchange for interest income backed by real assets.
Real Estate Bridge Loans 101 for Investors: What Passive Investors Need to Know
Learn how passive investors can leverage real estate bridge loans to earn 8–12% annual returns. Discover key benefits, risks, and strategies in this article.
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Evaluating Real Estate Debt Structures
Kirkland Capital Group COO – Brock Freeman and CIO – Chris Carsley join Leftfield Investors to discuss Evaluating Real Estate Debt Structures. This topic is more important than ever now that interest rates are rising, and many operators continue to use adjustable-rate bridge debt.
Understanding “Micro-Balance” Bridge Lending
Most lenders do not consider commercial real estate bridge loans under $1M. That’s where Kirkland Capital Group enters the picture. They’ve leveraged this opportunity by building the Kirkland Income Fund, delivering a “micro-balance" commercial mortgage option. Chris Carsley and Brock Freeman of Kirkland join Lance to talk about the ins and outs: how the Fund offers investors lower risk and consistent annual fixed income returns, how they approach the underwriting process, commercial mortgage brokers, and assessing borrower risk.