New Gen: What You Don't Know About One of the Nation's Top Lenders

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Photo: With wife Marissa and sons Jack and Leo. 
Title: President/managing partner, Maxim Capital Group.
Company: Launched in 2010 to take advantage of distressed opportunities after career in short-term bridge lending. NY-based investment and lending firm now has national footprint and does 30 to 40 deals per year.
Types of deals: Short-term bridge lender. Look at the asset and the sponsor’s history and financial stake in the deal. 
Most recent deal: $3M first mortgage on a $40M development in Manhattan. Borrower had ballooning loan that needed to be paid off in two weeks.
Memorable deal: Maxim’s first loan—senior $1.5M on 3,500 SF, three-bedroom corporate-owned co-op in Pierre Hotel. 
Grew up: Syosset, Long Island.
Current home: Woodbury, Long Island.
School: Syracuse (BA finance).
First job: Parking valet all over Long Island.
First real job: Originator at Bridge Lender.
Why real estate career: Followed a fraternity brother. 
Family: Married 11 years; two sons (8 and 3).
Favorite restaurant: Chef Vola in Atlantic City.
Vacation spot: Cabo. 
Movie: Braveheart
Band: Pearl Jam. 
Bucket list: Safari in Africa. 
Guilty pleasure: Starbucks—ice coffee multiple times per day.

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