Liberty SBF raises $75M in Series B


What does Liberty SBF do?

Liberty SBF, is a leading commercial real estate lending company. It is an experienced commercial real estate fin company which has special experience in small balance commercial money lending. The company addresses small businesses needs facing a challenging credit environment. The company uses a variety of conventional, government assured loan programs which gives financing to the borrowers seeking for the business growth and acquiring assets and commercial real estate.

How much Liberty SBF was funded?

Liberty SBF raised an undisclosed amount on June 9, 2016 from Capital One.

Previous funding

$75M in Series B on June 9, 2016 from Mainline Investment Partners and Exigent Capital

What is next for Liberty SBF?

The company has expanded credit facilities with the Capital One Bank. The company has plans of capturing a significant amount of the refinance wave through its National First Lien SBA 504 Wholesale Program. The company is expecting more than $200MM in 504 loans in the coming twelve months on asset that range from self-storage facilities and industrial facilities to hotels. By increasing their already substantial country wide networks they will help more businesses in seeking commercial property financing. By transforming and revitalizing the 504 market, the company is filling a very huge gap in secondary market with its National First Lien SBA 504 Wholesale Program. The company is partnering with approved banks, SBA loan intermediaries and non-bank lenders across the nation and can pay up to four points of premium to its partners.

More about Liberty SBF

Liberty SBF was founded in 2011 by Alexander Cohen and William Landman. It has its headquarters in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The company has built one of the most innovative service and commercial lending platforms in the SBA industry. The company provides permanent and short term financing for the owner occupies commercial real estate and 3rd party servicing and capital market services to credit union partners and banks.