- 'Hard money’ loans are in a little known, but fast-growing corner of short-term lending in the U.S. real estate market, which is showing signs of a strong recovery in 2022.
- Real estate lender Sachem Capital is leveraging access to public securities markets as a route to finance expansion through both debt and equity capital.
- Armed with a new streamlined underwriting platform, Sachem is gaining a foothold in new loan markets from Maine to Florida and even Texas, where real estate activity is flourishing.
- Sachem earns enviable returns over 11% on its portfolio of short-term real estate loans, driving growth in interest revenue and fueling cash flows for dividends.
- There are alternatives for investors to play Sachem's ‘hard money’ loan portfolio: an undervalued common stock with a forward dividend yield near 10%, redeemable preferred stock with a 7.75%dividend, and several publicly traded note issues with a range of coupon rates from 6.0% to 7.75%.
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Sachem Capital: Disciplined Real Estate Lender