Flatiron Realty Capital, LLC, a private equity firm specializing in real estate lending, has officially announced the launch of IronLinc, which happens to be an integrated system solution specifically designed to meet the needs of real estate lending professionals.
According to certain reports, the stated solution arrives on the scene bearing an ability to offer comprehensive end-to-end solution for managing deal pipelines, underwriting, and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) operations, providing seamless user experience. More on same would reveal how it is currently operating as an independent service powered by Flatiron Realty Capital, leveraging its intuitive design and capabilities to simplify and enhance the lending process.
“We are excited to unveil IronLinc, which represents a critical step forward in transforming how the real estate lending world operates,” said Edward Ostad, Founding Partner at Flatiron Realty Capital “As a private equity firm, we want to continue to create value through innovation, and IronLinc is an extension of our success in the real estate lending space.”
Talk about the whole value proposition on a slightly deeper, we begin from its comprehensive applications suite, where you have several essential applications that, on their part, can streamline operations across all business phases with minimal training required. These applications include Lead Generation & CRM, Loan Application Processing, and Iron Fund Broker Portal Platform. Not just that, IronLinc is also designed to provide you with underwriting services, as well as services related to Asset Management & Accounting.
Next up, we must dig into how the stated platform is developed for use in a rather integrated manner. This refers to its Lightweight Application Programming Interface (API)I that can seamlessly integrate with Microsoft Office tools. Once integrated, the API in question can tread up a long distance to provide straightforward access of email, calendar, Teams, and to-do lists.
Another detail worth a mention here is rooted in the solution’s flexible, intuitive front-end design which supports rapid development and deployment, all for the overarching purpose of enabling tailored business solutions and partnership opportunities.
“IronLinc has created unparalleled visibility into our pipeline and faster underwriting turn times. As we continue to expand our origination business, we view the platform as a key to reaching our 2025 target of $1 billion of production across fix-and-flip, bridge and ground up construction loans,” said Robert Talas, Founding Partner at Flatiron Realty Capital.
Moving on to IronLinc’s modern cloud-based infrastructure, it includes fully cloud-oriented, ensuring secure messaging, document storage, and robust database architecture. Apart from that, the stated infrastructure can also effectively combine the power of Microsoft Azure and Microsoft Graph to connect with familiar business applications, as well as, enhance productivity and workflow.
Founded in 2018, Flatiron Realty Capital’s rise up the ranks stems from offering a comprehensive range of alternative financing sources to real estate developers and investors. The company’s solutions, at the moment, are focused upon bridge loans, construction/rehabilitation financing, and 30-year rental investment products etc.
All in all, Flatiron effectively optimizes the hands-on, service-oriented approach of a local lender with the capital markets execution capabilities and technology-enabled infrastructure of a highly-scalable organization. This it does to offer customers proprietary credit solutions and customized service offerings. The company’s excellence in what it does can also be understood once you consider it has already served many reputed communities, such as Habitat for Humanity, Smiles Through Cars, Tunnel to Towers, and more.
“IronLinc has created unparalleled visibility into our pipeline and faster underwriting turn times. As we continue to expand our origination business, we view the platform as a key to reaching our 2025 target of $1 billion of production across fix-and-flip, bridge and ground up construction loans,” said Talas.
