Yes, we’re in the middle of a Fed tightening cycle, and many borrowers are stretching to adjust to this new environment. Financing rates are higher and more volatile than any time in recent memory, while the outlook on the housing market is more uncertain than it has been in probably the last ten years. This state of affairs seems likely to continue for the next 6 to 12 months, if not longer.

If you’re a loan originator focused on owner-occupied consumer mortgages, you’re probably experiencing a bit of nostalgia for the strong refinance activity that drove origination volumes sky-high in 2020 and 2021.

Ranajoy Sarkar, Roc Capital’s Chief Credit and Product Officer, is optimistic about the long-term health of the rental market and excited by the prospects of financing the significant untapped equity in properties owned by non-professional real estate investors.

Despite today’s macroeconomic conditions, the mood in private lending is cautious but still optimistic, says Roc Capital’s Adam Gottfried. A key reason: the fundamentals of real estate have never been stronger.

Roc Capital is uniquely positioned to be your trusted partner, especially in this rising rate market, thanks to our wide range of products, customer-friendly processes, a comprehensive suite of services ranging from white label table funding to full back office support and a full technology suite.

Speaking on the Mastering Wall Street panel at the Geraci Innovate Conference a few days ago, our Co-Founder Eric Abramovich discussed recent bridge loan securitization pricing and how Roc Capital has been able to keep rates competitive for our clients.

Eric Abramovich, Roc Capital Co-Founder and Chief Credit Officer, looks back at 2021 and shares his thoughts on what we might expect in 2022.

Eric Abramovich, Roc Capital Co-Founder and Chief Credit Officer, takes us on a journey of table funding — its history, how it works, and its role in bringing institutional capital to the “Wild West” world of private lending in real estate investing.

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