FINANCING · NATIONWIDE · $200K–$3M

Flexible capital for
multifamily sponsors.
Deploy it your way.

Nectar provides operating company-level financing for established multifamily sponsors. Access capital from your existing portfolio—without refinancing, without ownership dilution, and without restrictions on how you use it.

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$200k–$3M
FUNDING RANGE
1–5 Yrs
FLEXIBLE TERM
80%
MAX LTC
7 Days
TO CLOSE*

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What Nectar Offers

A capital solution built around your business — not around a single transaction.

Nectar provides operating company-level financing for established multifamily sponsors. Unlike deal-specific capital structures that restrict how proceeds are used, Nectar's financing gives you discretion over deployment. You decide how and where the capital works hardest for your business — whether that's a new acquisition, a capital improvement program, working capital, or other operating needs that support your business plan.

No Refinance Required

Nectar's capital sits behind your existing senior debt. Your current loan stays in place — no defeasance, no prepayment penalty, no reset of senior debt terms.

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Sponsor Retains Full Control

Nectar acts as a passive, non-voting financial partner. You continue to manage your assets and retain 100% of the upside above Nectar's preferred return.

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Discretionary Use of Capital

This is operating company-level financing. Capital is available at the sponsor's discretion — for acquisitions, CapEx, working capital, liquidity, or other business-plan purposes. No restrictions.

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Speed When It Matters

With complete documentation in hand, Nectar can fund in as little as 7 days — a meaningful advantage when you're facing an acquisition window, rate cap deadline, or capital need.

Where sponsors put Nectar's capital to work.

Because Nectar operates at the company level, sponsors have discretion over how capital is deployed. The examples below reflect common sponsor uses — not a defined list of restrictions.

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New Acquisitions

Use capital to fund earnest money, equity requirements, or pursuit costs on new acquisition targets — without waiting for a full refinance or LP raise.

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CapEx & Renovations

Fund capital improvement programs, unit renovations, or property upgrades that drive NOI growth — without triggering a refinance event or touching senior debt terms.

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Working Capital

Maintain operational flexibility at the entity or property level. Address near-term business needs without tapping reserves or restructuring existing obligations.

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Liquidity & Balance Sheet

Convert embedded equity in your stabilized holdings into deployable capital — without a sale, a full refinance, or bringing in new ownership partners.

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Portfolio Expansion

Unlock capital from your existing stabilized assets to fund pursuit of additional acquisitions — keeping your portfolio momentum active without selling.

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Business Plan Execution

Deploy capital in support of your broader operating strategy — at your discretion, on your timeline, aligned with how you manage your business.

Is your deal a fit?

Use these criteria to pre-qualify before reaching out to our originations team.

✓ We Fund
  • Stabilized multifamily properties
  • Sponsor AUM $25M+ in multifamily
  • 3+ years operating experience
  • US-based business entity
  • Minimum $8,000/mo net cash flow after debt service
  • 12+ months stabilized occupancy
  • Max 80% LTC (senior + Nectar)
✗ Not a Fit
  • Non-multifamily assets
  • Properties under 12 months stabilized
  • LTC above 80%
  • Net cash flow under $8,000/mo
  • Sponsors with under $25M AUM
  • Non-US entities
Program Terms
  • ASSET TYPEStabilized multifamily
  • FUNDING RANGE$200k – $3M
  • STRUCTUREPreferred equity
  • LEVERAGEMax 80% LTC
  • TERM1–5 years
  • COST OF CAPITALHigh teens / low twenties
  • FEES1%–2% at closing
  • PREPAYMENT6-month lockout (flexible)
  • GEOGRAPHICNationwide
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⚡ EXECUTION

Capital in as little as 7 days.

Once all required documentation and underwriting diligence has been received and verified, Nectar can fund in as little as 7 business days — giving you the speed to close time-sensitive deals and execute on market opportunities.

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Recent transactions.

A sample of recently funded deals illustrating how Nectar's capital is deployed across the multifamily landscape.

280 Unit Class B Multifamily, Lexington SC

280 Unit Class B Multifamily

📍 Lexington, SC
$42.6M ASSET VALUE 60.8% CLTV 1.27x DSCR
154 Bed Class A Multifamily, Oxford MS

154 Unit Class A Multifamily

📍 Oxford, MS
$35.2M ASSET VALUE 49.2% CLTV 1.38x DSCR
309 Unit Portfolio, Northern New Jersey

309 Unit Portfolio Deal

📍 Northern New Jersey
$48.7M PORTFOLIO VALUE ~65% BLENDED CLTV 94–100% OCCUPANCY

How Nectar evaluates a deal.

Nectar conducts a thorough review of the sponsor, the property, and the portfolio. Here's what the process involves.

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Initial Submission

Submit the deal through our deal portal. Our team reviews within 24 hours and confirms fit.

02

Document Collection

Provide required documentation including P&L, rent roll, debt statements, and entity docs.

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Underwriting & Terms

Nectar underwrites the deal and presents a term sheet. Most term sheets are issued within 48–72 hours of complete documentation.

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Close & Fund

Agreements are executed and capital is deployed. With all docs received, funding can occur in as little as 7 days.

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Cash Flow Analysis

Direct bank account and accounting integrations. Nectar analyzes T12 P&L, balance sheet, and current rent roll through primary source documents.

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Debt & Asset Value

Review of primary source documents including existing debt statements, current appraisals, and senior loan agreements.

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Sponsor Review

In-depth sponsor interview, background and credit checks, and full review of portfolio schedule and operating history.

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Market Analysis

Occupancy trends, local rental rates, and regulatory risk analysis for the subject market and submarket.

Have these ready before you start.

Gathering documents in advance ensures the fastest possible review and close timeline.

🏢 Property Documents
  • Most recent mortgage / debt statement(s)
  • Mortgage note
  • Last 2 years of tax returns (property level)
  • Current rent roll
  • Current insurance policy
  • 12-month profit and loss statement
  • Required permits (if applicable)
  • HOA covenants & bylaws (if applicable)
  • Description of any CapEx expenses
  • Management agreement(s) (if applicable)
👤 Sponsor Documents
  • Government-issued ID (driver's license or passport)
  • Schedule of real estate owned (for portfolios)
  • Property details — addresses, OTA links where applicable
  • Bank account connection via secure portal
📄 Entity Documents
  • Balance sheet
  • Operating agreement
  • Articles of incorporation
  • EIN letter

Frequently Asked Questions

Nectar finances stabilized multifamily properties only. We do not finance non-multifamily assets, development projects, or properties that have not achieved at least 12 months of stabilized occupancy.

Because Nectar operates at the operating company level, you have discretion over how capital is deployed. Sponsors commonly use Nectar financing for new acquisitions, CapEx and renovations, working capital, liquidity needs, and broader portfolio and business plan execution. These are examples of how sponsors use the capital — not a defined list of restrictions.

No. Nectar's capital sits behind your existing senior debt. Your current loan stays in place — there is no defeasance, no prepayment penalty, and no reset of senior debt terms. This is one of Nectar's core advantages: you preserve your existing debt structure while unlocking additional capital.

No. Nectar acts as a passive, non-voting financial partner. You retain full operational control of your assets and continue to manage them according to your business plan. Nectar does not participate in property management, leasing decisions, or day-to-day operations.

Most Nectar sponsors own and operate between $25M and $500M in multifamily assets, have 3+ years of operating experience, and hold stabilized, cash-flowing portfolios. They are experienced operators who are equity-rich and looking for a flexible, efficient way to access capital at the operating company level without diluting ownership or restructuring existing debt.

Once all required documentation and underwriting diligence has been received and verified, Nectar can fund in as little as 7 business days. The speed of execution depends directly on how quickly and completely documentation is provided. Our team confirms fit within 24 hours of initial submission, and most term sheets are issued within 48–72 hours of complete documentation.

Nectar conducts a thorough review of the sponsor, the property, and the portfolio — including cash flow analysis (T12 P&L, rent roll, balance sheet), debt and asset value review (existing debt statements, appraisals, senior loan agreements), sponsor review (interview, background and credit checks, portfolio schedule), and market analysis (occupancy trends, rental rates, regulatory risk). Our underwriting is rigorous and efficient by design.

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Chad Greene
Chad Greene
SR. DIRECTOR OF ORIGINATIONS
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