Toorak CEO John Beacham recently spoke with Private Debt Investor about the growing residential transition loan (RTL) market: “RTLs are needed in the US because of the national housing shortage, as well as the ageing and obsolescence of existing housing stock. As a result, houses frequently need to be refurbished, or repurposed, so that, for example, a large house built for one family can become a multi-family residence.” Read the full article here (paywall): https://lnkd.in/gCnM62mQ #RTL #housing #privatefinancing
Toorak CEO on the need for residential transition loans in the US
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Residential transition loans are on the rise, but growth is being slowed by unclear US rules. “RTLs are needed in the US because of the national housing shortage, as well as the ageing and obsolescence of existing housing stock.” - John Beacham, Toorak Capital Partners Read the full article here:🔗 https://okt.to/qBMQdg #PrivateCredit #ResidentialLoans #PrivateDebt #AlternativeInvestments Christopher Faille
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1moInsightful perspective, John. 👏 The housing shortage and ageing stock in the US indeed make Residential Transition Loans a critical enabler for developers and communities alike. RTLs not only bridge financing gaps but also support sustainable housing solutions by unlocking value in underutilized properties. Excited to see this segment shaping the future of real estate finance.