Funding for Energy Savings Contract / Agreements

  • Non-Recourse
  • $10mm funding minimum
  • Term 3yr min 20 yr max
  • Rates Single Digit
  • Retain Control, No Board Seats & no Equity
  • Closings in as little as 30-45 Days
  • Off Balance Sheet Transaction
  • Deferred payments up to 7 years
  • Flexible customized repayment structure for borrower

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Structured Finance - Credit - Contract Financing

  • Service & Supply Agreements
  • License Agreements
  • Energy Savings Contracts
  • Renewable Energy and other “Green Initiatives”
  • Deferred Compensation

 For more information on contract funding, please call us!

Commercial Real Estate Financing

BLP Financial is the premier provider of commercial real estate financing solutions for commercial real estate owners and investors. BLP specializes in the small to medium balance commercial loan markets with loan amounts ranging from $1,000,000 to $200,000,000 plus. Our team of analysts will review each scenario whether there is a construction opportunity, NNN lease to monetize, or an existing bank loan that needs to be taken out.  Property types financed range from owner-occupied office space, multi-family projects, single and multi-tenant retail space, hospitality, and medical sectors. We bring an extensive network of lending sources, structured finance experience, and a clear commitment to personalized customer service to our clients financing properties in any of the 50 states.

Monetize your Triple Net Lease

BLP Financial Corp has the ability to fund or monetize a triple net lease, even in the current real estate market.   A triple net lease (NNN) is a leasing arrangement in which a tenant is responsible for not only the rent on a property, but for all other expenses associated with that property, including and not limited to maintenance and repairs, real estate taxes, etc. 

If the tenant is an investment-grade rated entity, BLP can provide the owner of the property with a lump sum payment equal to the present value of the future lease payments. 

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Energy Savings Contracts

BLP Financial’s terms are flexible, are non-recourse to the energy savings company, and allow the end user to create a payment schedule that is compatible with their cash flow, even deferring payment for several years if needed.

BLP Financial provides creative, off-balance sheet financing that takes full advantage of your client’s return on energy-related transactions, making your energy savings systems and solutions more valuable to your customers.  We provide the necessary incentives for corporations and municipalities to do business with your company, and ultimately save one of our most valuable resources, energy.

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Former Boca, Delray firms sued for foreclosure fraud (Boca Raton News) Former Boca Raton and Delray Beach based firms (now in Deerfield Beach) have been sued by Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum for, among other things, using President Obama’s voice in a nationwide “series of false and fraudulent representations” designed to induce sale of loan modification and foreclosure related services.

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