Castle Rock Capital Management is a Tampa-based firm that specializes in residential and commercial real estate, commercial bridge lending, and contract portfolio management in commercial and residential real estate-backed bank loans. We do manage funds, but most of our business is helping others to manage theirs and helping investors obtain the funding the need to scale their businesses.
Our team members have a minimum of 20 years of lending and collection experience in the banking, real estate, and title industries, so we not only have access to the loans, but we know how to assess each loan to ensure that we are avoiding pitfalls in the process.
Castle Rock manages both Commercial and Residential Real Estate-Backed Mortgage Loans, Fee Simple Real Estate, and Commercial Bridge Finance Portfolios. Our proprietary decision-making models provide us with a disciplined approach to selecting and properly pricing both the buy and sell sides of our investments. The methodology of our investment underwriting process was born out of our extensive commercial and residential lending experience. For investors, we strive to minimize the downside risk of each investment by underwriting opportunities to a “worst-case” scenario. Not only does this methodology allow us to mitigate risk, but it also allows us to maximize investor returns.
Castle Rock enjoys a significant advantage in the market because it has built an efficient machine from the acquisition to disposition of the assets we purchase. We have unparalleled access to quality distressed notes. We have the staff, systems, and structures in place to properly evaluate the opportunities for purchase as well as the strategic partnerships to service and efficiently solve the issues associated with distressed debt. We also have, through years of cultivating relationships, a broad base of real estate investors who purchase our REO products and re-performing loans once we convert the notes from a non-performing status. These investors include decision-making asset managers and aggregators, so in many instances we are able to have a property sold before we even receive the loan back through the foreclosure/deed in lieu process.
