Actively Lending throughout the Southeast
Hard Money Lenders: We’re Here for You
Whether you’re a real estate investor who needs to pounce on a deal or you’re a hard-working person who’s having a tough time securing traditional financing through a bank, you need to work with a hard money lender you can count on; a lender you can trust.
That’s Paces Funding.
Working with Hard Money Lenders
Paces Funding is a hard money lender offering loans for the purchase or renovation of non-owner occupied residential or commercial properties throughout the Southeast. Our competitive rates and our willingness to work around our clients’ unique circumstances make us one of the best hard money lenders – and we can help you get the financing you deserve.
Do You Qualify for a Hard Money Loan?
Call us at (404)814-1644 or send us an email. We’ll be happy to answer your questions and see if you qualify for a hard money loan.
Cash Fast!
If all of your equity is tied up in real estate and you need some cash, call Paces Funding. We are an Atlanta Hard Money lender offering hard money loans to purchase and renovate non-owner occupied residential and commercial properties throughout the Atlanta Georgia metropolitan area. Common Sense Lending is the name of the game! Get more details and information.
New Construction
Builders & Investors – this video is for you. We provide hard money loans for new construction properties whether building from scratch or a property that is partially developed. We are an Atlanta Hard Money lender offering hard money loans to purchase and renovate non-owner occupied residential and commercial properties throughout the Atlanta Georgia metropolitan area. Common Sense Lending is the name of the game!
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What Are People Saying About Paces Funding?
“We needed quick cash to help finish our project. Paces Funding took our application and gave us a fast approval and funded quickly. They made the difference!”
John E.
Atlanta, GA