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Be the Bank: Real Estate Bridge Debt Financing

Released on Wednesday, November 13, 2024REAL ESTATE

Beau Hale, Managing Partner of Pine Peak Partners, will be discussing their commercial real estate bridge debt fund that allows investors to "be the bank" pairing equity like returns with downside protection.


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Beau Hale
Pine Peak Partners, Managing Partner

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