SixtyFour West Capital

11/03/2026

You're under contract on a rental and the lender keeps asking for the lease. It feels like paperwork. It isn't. A DSCR loan qualifies the property on its rent instead of your income, so the lender needs proof of what the rent really is, and a signed lease is the cleanest proof there is. If the unit's empty, some lenders will work from the market rent the appraiser assigns, and that can change how your numbers come out. So send the lease with your file if you have one. If you don't, say so up front. https://sixtyfourwest.com/blog/why-does-a-dscr-lender-want-a-signed-lease

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11/02/2026

You've worked in the practice for years and now the owner wants to retire and sell it to you. A lot of what you're paying for is the patients and the name, not the equipment. That worries plenty of buyers, but it doesn't rule you out. The lender mostly looks at the practice's cash flow and whether it covers the new payment. So ask the seller for the last few years of returns and financials early. https://sixtyfourwest.com/blog/how-do-you-get-a-loan-to-buy-a-medical-practice

11/01/2026

You found an apartment building and the numbers work. Now you need the loan. On a multifamily deal the lender cares more about the building than about you. They'll go through the rent roll and the seller's operating numbers and check that the income covers the payment with room to spare. So pull those together before you call. If units are empty or it needs work, say so up front. That changes which lender fits. https://sixtyfourwest.com/blog/how-does-a-multifamily-loan-work

10/31/2026

You picked the franchise and now you need to pay for it. A lender likes that there's a system behind the brand, but they're still lending to you, not the logo. So get your background, your own cash and the franchise disclosure document together before you apply.

You picked the brand and now you need to pay for it. What a lender looks at on a franchise loan, and what to have ready before you apply.

10/21/2026

Does SixtyFour West Capital do SBA loans?
Yes. We place SBA 7(a) and SBA 504 loans for business acquisitions, owner-occupied real estate, equipment, and working capital. We are a broker, not the lender — we match the deal to SBA lenders that fund that type of loan.

What kinds of business loans do you arrange?
Business term loans, working capital, business lines of credit, equipment financing, SBA 7(a) and 504 loans, and growth capital for established businesses. Send us the deal and you’ll have a yes or a no, with a term sheet, within 24 hours.

What real estate loans do you offer?
Fix-and-flip loans, DSCR rental loans, bridge loans, ground-up construction financing, multifamily and rental portfolio loans, and commercial real estate loans for office, retail, industrial, and mixed-use properties.

Do you finance churches?
Yes. We arrange church and faith-based organization loans for purchase, construction, renovation, and refinance, including programs with no personal guarantee from the pastor or board.

Are you a bank or a direct lender?
Neither. SixtyFour West Capital is a commercial loan brokerage. We place loans with banks, SBA lenders, and private capital sources, and we are paid when the loan closes.

What loan sizes do you work with?
Business financing from $250,000 to $10 million and up; church loans from $75,000 to $35 million. (These are the ranges on your site today — confirm or change before posting.)

How fast will I hear back?
Send us the deal and you’ll have an answer — a yes or a no, with a term sheet — within 24 hours.

Do you work with borrowers outside Georgia?
Yes. We are based in Cartersville, Georgia, and arrange financing for business owners and real estate investors nationwide.

What do I need to send to get started?
For business loans: a short summary of the business, what the capital is for, and recent financials. For real estate: the property address, purchase price or current value, the plan for the property, and your experience. We tell you exactly what else is needed after the first review.

Who runs SixtyFour West Capital?
David Sheets, Managing Partner. He has owned seven businesses and sold six, flipped more than a hundred homes, and funded hundreds of SBA loans before founding SixtyFour West.

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04/14/2026

Ever thought of becoming a commercial lending broker? We can show you how.

Investment real estate and business financing from SixtyFour West Capital. Fix & flip loans, DSCR rentals, bridge financing, and growth capital. Fast closings, competitive rates.

04/09/2026

Just Dropped: Game-Changing Financing Updates for 2026! 🚀
100% Financing Options Now Available for Fix & Flip Loans
DSCR Loans Now Available for 660 Min FICO

Real estate investors — this just changed the game.

100% Financing on Fix & Flip Loans

DSCR Loans now open to 660 minimum FICO

Faster closings. More deals. Less of your own cash tied up.
Whether you're flipping, buying rentals, or scaling your portfolio — SixtyFour West Capital has your back in 2026.

Learn More or Apply Now: www.Sixtyfourwest.com

04/08/2026

SixtyFour West Capital was founded because we know how frustrating outdated, slow financing can be for ambitious entrepreneurs and real estate investors.

We offer Smart Capital for Business Growth — fast, flexible, asset-based solutions including:
• Fix & Flip Loans
• DSCR Rental Loans
• Ground-Up Construction Financing
• Bridge Loans
• Rental Portfolio & Multifamily Loans
• Business Growth Capital

With over 30 years of combined experience, we focus on speed (closings in as little as 7 days), flexibility, transparency, and certainty of ex*****on. Our dedicated advisors work with you like true partners.

Whether you're flipping properties, scaling a rental portfolio, building from the ground up, or funding your next business expansion — we're here to help you grow without the usual bank headaches.

Visit www.sixtyfourwest.com to get pre-qualified.

Investment real estate and business financing from SixtyFour West Capital. Fix & flip loans, DSCR rentals, bridge financing, and growth capital. Fast closings, competitive rates.