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Yieldi recently funded a $1,859,000 bridge loan in McMinnville, Oregon, secured by a stabilized 4-unit retail strip center on OR-99W and a tenant-occupied single-family rental. This fast, 12-month loan at 66% LTV allowed the borrower to unlock equity from existing assets and move quickly on a separate acquisition, bypassing the typical 90-120 day bank process. Located in Oregon’s growing Willamette Valley, McMinnville is supported by wine tourism, healthcare, and education, offering strong fundamentals for both retail and residential investments. The borrower plans to sell the single-family rental within four months and then refinance the retail center conventionally once fully leased, with interest already shown by a Brew Pub & Eatery tenant. Yieldi’s streamlined bridge lending gave them immediate capital and flexibility to execute their strategy without delays.

Yieldi has funded a $5,000,000 bridge loan secured by a vacant retail property in Cary, North Carolina, one of the most desirable submarkets in the Raleigh-Durham region. The loan is structured at a conservative loan-to-value (LTV) of approximately 69%, based on a $7.2 million as-is valuation that reflects the asset’s vacant status.

The borrower acquired the property in 2020 for $4.35 million. It was previously leased to Barnes & Noble, and the lease was allowed to expire to enable redevelopment. The loan proceeds were used to refinance a maturing note and provide the borrower with time to reposition the asset for new tenancy.

Located along SE Maynard Road, the property is surrounded by national brands including Lululemon, Dave & Buster’s, and Paris Baguette, and it sits directly across from the future Epic Games global headquarters—a major redevelopment project that will anchor the corridor and drive long-term demand.

Yieldi has worked with this borrower in the past and is confident in their ability to execute. The anticipated exit strategy is a refinance with a conventional lender once the property is leased or stabilized.

This loan highlights Yieldi’s focus on well-secured, short-term real estate opportunities in thriving growth markets with high-quality sponsorship.

Yieldi is proud to announce the successful closing of a $13,000,000 construction loan for the development of a Class-A, climate-controlled self-storage facility in Houston, Texas. The 3.36-acre site on Hurley Street is fully entitled with permits in place and located in a densely populated, undersupplied submarket just outside the 610 loop.

The project is being developed to institutional standards and built to the exact specifications of Public Storage, a longtime partner of the sponsor. The facility will feature modern construction, premium finishes, and a state-of-the-art security system, with branding interest already confirmed from both Public Storage and Extra Space.

The total project cost is approximately $20.5 million, with $7.2 million in equity committed. Yieldi’s construction loan represents a conservative 63% loan-to-cost and is structured with draws based on construction milestones.

Upon completion, the borrower plans to refinance and stabilize the asset before either holding it in a small portfolio or packaging it with other facilities for a potential REIT sale. With a targeted buyer already engaged, the exit strategy is clear and executable.

This investment highlights Yieldi’s commitment to funding high-quality, well-secured real estate projects in resilient, high-growth markets.

Yieldi has funded a $1,000,000 bridge loan secured by a portfolio of four properties located in Georgia and Colorado. The collateral includes a commercial lot in Woodstock, a small retail property in Chamblee, and two parcels in Silverton — one improved site in the historic core and a nearby vacant lot. Together, these assets support a conservative combined loan-to-value of approximately 47%, providing significant equity protection for the investment.

The borrower, a seasoned real estate developer with a track record of successful projects and prior performance with Yieldi, is utilizing the proceeds to acquire a 70,000-square-foot warehouse in Midtown Atlanta. Construction for the project will be financed separately through a conventional bank facility. Upon completion and stabilization, the borrower intends to refinance with a traditional lender, offering a clear and well-defined exit strategy that aligns with Yieldi’s focus on short-term, well-secured real estate opportunities in high-growth markets.

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