Private Capital Insights
Practical answers for borrowers, brokers, operators, and counterparties evaluating real estate capital, private credit, bridge lending, and special situations.
What does a family office private lender look for in a bridge loan?
A private lender starts with collateral, borrower path, exit plan, basis, title, and downside recovery. Speed matters, but only after the risk is understood.
How should borrowers prepare for asset-backed private credit?
The fastest serious review comes from a clean package: purchase contract, loan request, source and use of funds, property financials, title, valuation support, exit strategy, and borrower or guarantor PFS when personal strength is part of the credit.
What makes a real estate special situation investable?
For Sadigh Capital, special situations often mean buying real estate-secured notes from banks or lenders when default, NOD timing, payoff pressure, or lender fatigue creates a basis advantage. The file still has to show collateral support, clean rights, and a practical path to resolution.
Where does Sadigh Capital focus?
Sadigh Capital is based in Los Angeles and focuses on real estate, private credit, special situations, and selective ventures where operating judgment improves outcomes.
What does a family office private lender look for in a bridge loan?
A family office private lender usually evaluates collateral quality, borrower experience, real equity at risk, loan-to-value, title position, source and use of funds, and the exit plan. At Sadigh Capital, the loan should have a realistic path to perform; downside protection matters because execution can take longer, cost more, or change.
How should a borrower prepare for an asset-backed private credit review?
A borrower should provide the requested loan amount, collateral address, purchase price or current basis, requested term, intended use of proceeds, exit strategy, property financials, title information, entity documents, guarantor background, a borrower or guarantor PFS when personal financial strength matters, and any third-party valuation support. A complete package shortens the review cycle and reduces avoidable back-and-forth.
What makes a real estate special situation investable?
A real estate special situation becomes investable when a bank, lender, or note seller is willing to transact at a basis that is protected by collateral and documents. Examples include NOD/defaulted loans, non-performing or sub-performing notes, payoff-driven files, maturity defaults, and problem credits where a quiet buyer can move faster than a formal process.
Where does Sadigh Capital focus its capital?
Sadigh Capital focuses on Los Angeles and select U.S. markets across real estate, private credit, special situations, and selective venture investments. The common thread is proprietary capital, direct decision-making, downside-first underwriting, and transactions where operational judgment matters.
Is Sadigh Capital a fund or direct family office capital?
Sadigh Capital deploys proprietary family office capital. It is not presenting itself as an open-ended fund, broker-dealer, or public investment product. That structure allows direct review, selective decision-making, and alignment with each transaction.
Have a transaction to discuss?
For credit requests, send the collateral, requested amount, use of proceeds, and exit plan. For acquisitions or special situations, send the asset, timing, seller or lender context, and why the situation exists.