Commune Asset Backed Lending Partners

Commercial Real Estate Financing for Brokers & Owners

What we do

COMMUNE ABLP offers  commercial real estate financing solutions through short-term bridge loans.

Compared to traditional lenders, we offer strategic flexibility in our underwriting criteria and lending terms. With that, COMMUNE is able to act quickly to provide borrowers with an attractive alternative to traditional financing.

Typical cre financing needs

  • MATURING LOANS
  • HEIGHTENED FUNDING DEADLINES
  • OPPORTUNISTIC PROPERTY PURCHASES
  • 1031 EXCHANGE FALLOUT SITUATIONS
  • DISCOUNTED PAYOFF OPPORTUNITIES
  • LOAN ACQUISITION OPPORTUNITIES

“I have been working with Asset-Backed Lending Partners, LP for about one year and already showed them deals in excess of $6M. They funded a $2M acquisition of a retail car wash strip center for a client of mine. They were very expedient, and creative in structuring a bridge loan to make the acquisition a success.

I recommend Asset-Backed Lending Partners, LP to any broker & their client looking for a Bridge Loan.”

Principal

SKD Capital Corp.

About Commune ABLP

COMMUNE Asset-Backed Lending Partners, LP was established as a Limited Partnership in 2012. The General Partner for the Partnership is COMMUNE ASSET BACKED LENDING Management, LLC, (“General Partner”).

Alliance was formed in 1987 as a private family office. In 1991, the firm acquired its Registered Investment Advisor and a Broker Dealer subsidiary. In the early 1990s, following a major commercial real estate downturn, Alliance expanded its services into real estate to take advantage of widespread price displacement.

In the early 1990s, following a major commercial real estate downturn, Alliance expanded its services into real estate to take advantage of widespread price displacement.

In the late 1990’s Alliance co-founded a federally chartered bank and trust company (assets now over $9 billion).

Today the Alliance family offices provide the financial resources needed to fully serve foundations, endowments, small businesses and families of moderate wealth.

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