$104,000
Broker earned
- $2,600,000Loan amount
- 9 daysDays to close
- First trust deedPosition
Los Angeles, California · Single-family residence
Investment capital · 24 months term
Working with Alliance Portfolio
Built for the deals that need a lender to think.
A hard structure, a tight clock, a story that doesn’t fit a checklist. Those are the files we’re built for.
Difficult deals
Some deals need more than a checklist. They need someone willing to understand the whole story.
Most files a broker brings to Alliance Portfolio have already been somewhere else. A bank that passed, a property that doesn’t conform, an entity or trust that stalls a lender, a borrower whose situation has to be explained rather than scored.
Alliance Portfolio reads each of those files directly, on the property, the equity and a defined exit rather than a category. What a conventional lender treats as a reason to decline is often just a reason the deal needs judgment, and judgment is the thing Alliance Portfolio brings to the table.
The early read
Know where you stand early.
Send us the basics. We will take a real look and tell you whether there is a path worth pursuing.
A fast closing only matters if the answer before it was real. The people who read your file are the people who can fund it, so the read is direct: yes, no, or what it would take. Either way you know before you have spent weeks building a package, and your client hears it from you.
Start with the basics
- Property
- Loan amount
- Current value
- Existing debt
- Purpose
- Timing
- Borrower or entity type
- Exit
That’s enough for us to start the conversation. It’s not the full package; once there is a path, Alliance Portfolio tells you what the file needs next.
Timing
A good financing answer is only useful if it comes in time.
A scenario reaches a private lender because the calendar will not wait, an escrow, a payoff, an exchange already running.
Alliance Portfolio keeps the decision and the capital in one place. The file goes to a person who can act on it, not into a queue; the money is Alliance Portfolio’s own, so there is no outside committee or warehouse line to wait on; and the same firm underwrites, funds and services, so nothing is handed off at the moment it matters most. The timetable can belong to the transaction.
Broker economics
You brought the opportunity. The structure should recognize that.
Because Alliance Portfolio lends on its own capital, the structure can follow the deal, position, term, draws and the exit built around the transaction rather than forced into a product.
A deal that is structured well works for three people at once: the borrower, Alliance Portfolio, and the broker who brought it. You stay in the structuring conversation with the people who decide, and you are paid on the transaction you found. Broker compensation is determined by the agreement established for each individual loan at the time of origination.
$104,000 earned by the broker on a $2,600,000 loan in Los Angeles.
One of the funded transactions on the record below, not an illustration. Compensation on one loan never predicts another.
Your client
Your client stays your client.
We work with you, not around you. Your relationship remains your relationship, and the structure should recognize the value you bring to the transaction.
You remain in the conversation as the file moves through review, diligence and closing, and Alliance Portfolio keeps expectations and material changes clear so you can speak to your client with confidence. Your role does not disappear when the loan reaches Alliance Portfolio; the relationship remains yours, Alliance Portfolio does not use the transaction to solicit your client.
Proof
Other brokers have already done this.
Funded California transactions, each with what the broker earned, the loan, the time to close and the position it carried.
$87,500
Broker earned
- $3,500,000Loan amount
- 17 daysDays to close
- Second trust deedPosition
Irvine, California · Single-family residence
Refinance and business capital · 36 months term
$76,030
Broker earned
- $2,745,000Loan amount
- 14 daysDays to close
- First trust deedPosition
Los Angeles, California · Single-family residence
Loan payoff and refinance · 24 months term
$40,995
Broker earned
- $4,000,000Loan amount
- 22 daysDays to close
- First trust deedPosition
San Francisco, California · Luxury condominium
Purchase · 12 months term
$40,000
Broker earned
- $8,000,000Loan amount
- 13 daysDays to close
- First trust deedPosition
Portola Valley, California · Custom residential estate
Refinance and interest reserve · 18 months term
$35,000
Broker earned
- $3,500,000Loan amount
- 9 daysDays to close
- Second trust deedPosition
Rancho Santa Fe, California · Single-family residence
Refinance and business cash flow · 24 months term
$30,000
Broker earned
- $3,000,000Loan amount
- 22 daysDays to close
- Second trust deedPosition
Beverly Hills, California · Custom luxury home
Refinance and business equipment · 24 months term
$27,495
Broker earned
- $1,300,000Loan amount
- 24 daysDays to close
- Second trust deedPosition
Beverly Hills, California · Custom single-family residence
Refinance and improvements · 24 months term
These examples describe individual funded transactions. Broker fees and closing times vary by transaction and are not guaranteed.
Bring us the next scenario.
The property, the position, the timing and what the loan has to accomplish. You will hear back from the people who make the decision.