Old Capital's New Deals

Old Capitals national underwriter Paul Peebles (with daughter Lauren, who just got accepted to Dallas Ursuline Academy) is a significant lending and equity player that has been serving DFW, Austin, San Antonio and Houston for over a decade. 80% of its business is multifamily, and it closes one out of every three B and C apartment transactions in DFW. The company is big on social media; its website and Wednesday e-blasts keep the community abreast of its many regional closings. For instance, the 100-unit Valhalla Apartments just closed in Fort Worth with a five-year bridge loan under 4% with 12 months of interest only. Creative and flexible, Old Capitals directors have closed more than $3B in deals over the past 30 years. Paul admits we cant close them all, but thats just the point: Old Capital doesnt want to be all things to all people. Insteadby leveraging market insight and unique lender and equity relationshipsOld Capital provides the best capital solutions for a seamless closing experience. Find out more on our sponsorhere.

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