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A developer owned 24 newly constructed non-warrantable condo units within a single complex in Dallas, TX. Every unit was controlled by the same sponsor group, creating 100% investor concentration across the project.
The existing loan was approaching its balloon maturity. If the refinance didn’t close in time, the borrower would face:
Deal Declined
Default interest as high as 24%
Additional penalty points
The timeline wasn’t flexible. The maturity date was fixed, and the financial consequences were immediate.
Most lenders cap investor concentration at roughly 40%. This project had one owner controlling the entire complex. That alone narrows the field significantly.
Add in the fact that the condos were nonwarrantable, newly constructed, and without lease history and the deal moved even further outside conventional lending parameters. The prepayment structure (3-2-1) added another layer of complexity.

Instead of placing the entire project into one blanket portfolio loan with restrictive release provisions, Brick City Capital structured the transaction as 24 individual loans, one per unit.
That decision preserved flexibility at the asset level. Rather than being locked into a single master note, the borrower now has the ability to:
Sell units without portfolio approvals
Refinance selectively if rates shift.
Raise capital unit by unit
Before moving forward, the file was pre-flighted internally to confirm execution outlets given the unique overlays. On complex transactions, validating the exit path upfront is critical. It had to be engineered correctlyfrom the start. You can't just hope for good luck.
If investor concentration, nonwarrantable status, or maturity pressure is limiting your options, bring us in before the timeline tightens further.
During appraisal review, the team identified a material oversight. The completed rooftop patios; a meaningful value-add feature in the Dallas market, had not been properly accounted for in the valuation.
Rather than accept the report at face value, the team challenged the initial appraisal that missed the rooftop patio values.
The result was an additional $5,000–$10,000 in recognized value per unit across all 24 loans. On a portfolio of this size, that adjustment materially strengthened the overall structure and leverage profile.
Borrower exited the balloon penalty-free, regained control, and can now refinance or sell units strategically; restoring optionality to their portfolio.
To date, it stands as the largest and most complex deal Brick City Capital has executed.
Loan Amount
$8,879,000
Property Type
24 Non-Warrantable Condos
Location
Dallas, TX
LTV
76.9%
Time to Close
35 Days
