Bloomberg Brief recently featured Commercial Capital Training Group founder and CEO, and president and founder of Prime Commercial Lending, Kris Roglieri as a guest columnist.
The April 27th 2012 issue of Bloomberg Brief had a full page article written by Kris Roglieri on the topic of commercial real estate financing being supported by private bridge lenders. In his article, Roglieri states, “at a time when capital is not readily available for commercial real estate from traditional lenders, borrowers are getting help refinancing debt from non-bank capital sources: private bridge lenders.”
Kris Roglieri essentially identifies why investors seeking commercial real estate loans should look beyond traditional banks, and it’s because private lenders are offering financing when banks aren’t.
In the coming years, businesses and real estate investors will need capital critical to their survival that banks won’t be able to provide, according to Kris Roglieri, president and founder of Prime Commercial Lending and Commercial Capital Training Group.
“We all saw the housing bubble come and go, and now the commercial bubble is right around the corner,” Roglieri told the New York Real Estate Journal.
Five- and 10-year loans, which originated before the market crash, are set to close between 2012 and 2015.
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The online entrepreneur publication MO.com recently interviewed Commercial Capital Training Group founder and CEO Kris Roglieri.
“The business model we teach is truly recession resistant because of what our graduates offer… capital,” Roglieri, who is also founder and CEO of Prime Commercial Lending, told MO.com. “When the economy is good the need for capital goes up because of growth. When the economy is bad, capital or lending is constrained which caused the demand to also go up.”
Roglieri also opened up about how he got into finance when, at age 8, he had a successful venture selling sports cards to other kids.
“In order to start my first venture, I asked my father if I could borrow $150 to start buying my inventory of cards to sell,” he told MO.com. “I actually paid my father back in full within a month, due to the success I found with my childhood venture. Right then and there I realized at a very young age the power finance.”
Kris Roglieri, founder and CEO of the Commercial Capital Training Group, is helping five Capital Region families this holiday season and his search for those in need is not going unnoticed.
“We’re really focused on our local community and we want to give back,” Roglieri told the paper. “It’s always been our objective to help our local community as much as possible.”
Commercial Capital Training Group is proud to announce a new lender to be part of its training program. This lender specializes in equipment leasing for mid-ticket to large ticket transactions up words of $10,000,000. Located in Texas, this innovative lender finances all types of equipment but they also have special abilities to finance equipment in the oil and gas arena and Aviation lending. This particular lender serves many niches in equipment leasing in today’s economy and allows the graduates of Commercial Capital Training Group to take advantage of their competitive product offering nationwide.
Roglieri, who is also Chief Executive Officer of Prime Commercial Lending, spoke about the recent uptick in asset-based lending and other forms of credit. As CEO of Prime Commercial, he brings a lot of lending knowledge to companies caught in the thick of this rocky economy.
Commercial Capital Training Group’s founder and CEO, Kris Roglieri, recently spoke with Entrepreneur Magazine. The widely read business magazine took advantage of Roglieri’s expertise in the field of commercial finance for an article they wrote titled “Going For Broker,” about the merits of seeking funds from loan brokerages. Entrepreneur quoted him several times throughout the article, and highlighted Roglieri’s tips and insight on how to best approach a loan broker when seeking funds. Roglieri was excited about the opportunity to provide some advice to the publication, and he encourages business owners and entrepreneurs to pick up a copy.
The article is featured in the July 2011 issue of Entrepreneur Magazine, which is available at newsstands and online at Entrepreneur.com/magazine.
Commercial Capital Training Group was featured on Business Day with Terry Bradshaw. In this video, Business Day takes a closer look into an alternative financing solution – higher learning. Commercial Capital Training Group’s one of a kind 6-day intensive program teaches graduates a new career path and affords them a chance to have their own commercial finance business. “When they leave our course,” General Manager Jon Cosentino explains, “they have a business in a box.”
Thomas comes from Integrity Mortgage, Inc. in Edmonds, Washington, where he served as General Manger and CEO. In his role, Thomas provided financing for over 800 transactions and 500 clients in commercial properties, residential properties, and business financing.
Thomas has also designed, organized, and conducted financial workshops in the housing industry. He is well versed in lending sources, negotiated terms and structured lending programs. We know that Thomas will bring quality and committed service to our graduates.
Thomas is a graduate of Seattle Pacific University. Thomas and his wife Judy, of thirty-seven years, have four children.
Kris Roglieri sat down with Capital Region YNN this Saturday to discuss how Commercial Capital Training Group is working to encourage local businesses to donate to the Japan relief effort. You can watch the video by clicking the link below.
Bloomberg Brief recently featured Commercial Capital Training Group founder and CEO, and president and founder of Prime Commercial Lending, Kris Roglieri as a guest columnist.
