Dwight Capital
Dwight Capital LLC is a leading commercial real estate finance company in the United States, with a loan servicing portfolio exceeding $15 billion across all affiliates. The firm originates Balance-Sheet Bridge and New Construction Loans, FHA/HUD Insured Loans, C-PACE Financing, Mezzanine Financing, and Preferred Equity for multifamily, healthcare, and mixed-use commercial real estate. Headquartered in New York City with an additional office in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, Dwight is consistently ranked among the top FHA/HUD multifamily lenders in the country and operates as a privately held business specializing in bridge-to-HUD execution for commercial real estate sponsors.
Dwight Capital is profiled on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Commercial Real Estate, Real Estate Finance, HUD Lending, FHA Lending, and Bridge Lending.
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Features 7
Notable capabilities this provider offers.
FHA / HUD Insured Lending
Federally insured multifamily and healthcare loans under HUD programs including 223(f) acquisition/refinance, 221(d)(4) new construction and substantial rehabilitation, 223(a)(7...
Balance-Sheet Bridge Loans
Short-term bridge financing with terms up to three years designed to position properties for a permanent FHA/HUD takeout. Borrowers receive time to stabilize operations and meet...
Balance-Sheet Construction Loans
In-house construction lending program for multifamily and mixed-use properties, covering ground-up development of garden-style and mid-rise assets through substantial rehabilita...
C-PACE Financing
Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy financing for energy efficiency, renewable energy, water conservation, and resiliency improvements on commercial real estate.
Mezzanine Financing
Subordinate debt layered behind senior mortgages to bridge the gap between senior loan proceeds and the borrower's equity contribution on commercial real estate transactions.
Preferred Equity
Equity-style capital structured with priority distributions, used alongside senior debt to recapitalize, acquire, or develop multifamily and commercial properties.
In-House Loan Servicing
Servicing portfolio exceeding $15 billion across all Dwight Capital affiliates, handling payment processing, escrow administration, draws, and asset management for HUD and balan...
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Use Cases 5
What developers build with this provider.
Multifamily Acquisition Financing
HUD 223(f) insured loans for the acquisition or refinance of existing market-rate, affordable, and subsidized multifamily housing properties.
New Construction & Substantial Rehab
HUD 221(d)(4) financing for ground-up multifamily construction or substantial rehabilitation projects requiring long-term, non-recourse, fixed-rate debt.
Seniors Housing & Healthcare
HUD Section 232 loans for skilled nursing facilities, assisted living, and intermediate care properties.
Bridge-to-HUD Execution
Sponsors use Dwight's bridge loan to acquire or stabilize a property, then refinance into a permanent FHA/HUD insured loan once HUD underwriting criteria are met.
Capital Stack Optimization
Combine senior HUD or bank debt with mezzanine, preferred equity, or C-PACE from Dwight to maximize proceeds and lower blended cost of capital.
Integrations 3
Pre-built integrations with other platforms and tools.
HUD MAP & LEAN Programs
Approved Multifamily Accelerated Processing (MAP) and LEAN Section 232 lender, originating and underwriting loans directly with HUD field offices and the Office of Multifamily H...
Ginnie Mae MBS
HUD-insured loans are pooled into Ginnie Mae mortgage-backed securities, providing the capital markets execution behind the firm's FHA/HUD origination volume.
Commercial Real Estate Sponsors
Direct origination relationships with multifamily, healthcare, and mixed-use property sponsors across the United States.
Resources
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Build 1
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Access & Security 1
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Operate 1
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Commercial 1
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Company 5
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