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TaliMar Financial

San Diego, CA·Founded 2008·1 state
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TaliMar Financial is a leading regional private lender specializing in fast, reliable fix-and-flip loans, short-term bridge financing, new construction lending, and DSCR rental loans throughout California.
TaliMar Financial describing itself

Loan programs

Bridge

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Commercial

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DSCR / Long-Term Rental

$50K
Term
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Rate
7.99% – 12%
Amortization
Interest-Only
Maximum leverage
Max LTV 70%Max LTC 75%
Eligible property types
Single-Family (SFR) · Multifamily (5+)

Fix & Flip

$50K – $10M
Term
3 mo – 24 mo
Rate
7.99% – 12%
Amortization
Interest-Only
Maximum leverage
Max LTV 70%Max LTC 75%
Eligible property types
Single-Family (SFR) · Multifamily (5+) · Mixed-Use

Fix to Rent (BRRRR)

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Ground-Up Construction

$50K
Term
12 mo – 24 mo
Rate
7.99% – 12%
Amortization
Interest-Only
Maximum leverage
Max LTC 75%

Multifamily

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Terms & qualification

Typical loan size
$50K – $10M
Typical term
3 mo – 60 mo
Interest rate
7.99% – 12%
Origination / points
1% to 4%
Minimum FICO
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Lien position
1st, 2nd
Prepayment penalty
no
Payment structure
Interest Only
Recourse
Sometimes
Closing speed
3 days typical · 1 days fastest
Prepayment structure
None
Cross-collateral
Yes
Equity / JV capital
Yes
Income documentation
No income or cash flow verification required. Qualification is asset-based only. No W-2s, no tax returns, no personal DTI analysis.
Borrower entity
Business purpose loans closed under a business entity. TaliMar does not offer loans for land or non-business-purpose owner-occupied homes (standard investor product). Owner-occupied consumer bridge is a separate licensed product.
Experience required
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Property types

Single-Family (SFR)Multifamily (5+)Mixed-UseOfficeRetailIndustrial / WarehouseHotel / HospitalityLand & LotsSenior Care / Assisted LivingSpecial Purpose

Lending footprint

CA

Sources

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