Our company operates as a specialty real estate finance company making investments in real estate projects built by local builders and developers.

Our company offers small and medium size homebuilders and investors an alternative way to finance local real estate opportunities.

We work with local entrepreneurs who are building right in your neighborhood.

We provide:
Confidence - The real estate projects we invest in have been vetted by our experienced investment professionals, employing due diligence techniques to maximize visibility into a company's future prospects, and providing capital structuring expertise that can maximize a company's potential.

Transparency - Professional, unbiased review of the business and the people behind it.

Trust and Compliance - Every real estate project we invest in has been structured to make sure the company is observing all rules, regulations, and best practices required for successful investing.
Investor requirements - Because Second Street Capital is publicly traded there are no accredited investor requirements.
What are the expected benefits?

By expanding opportunities for businesses and investors alike, Second Street Capital, Inc. serves as a catalyst for business expansion and job growth, while providing investors greater liquidity.

Publicly traded over the counter

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Management believes that the Company’s focus on small to mid-sized builders and developers will allow for the potential to serve a large customer base currently underserved by banks and other institutional lenders.  We believe there has never been a better time to be in this business. Other lenders, unregulated private secured lenders and structured joint venture equity providers have consolidated into a small group of very large institutional investors with no appetite for small deals, small companies and unique requirements. Because the Company’s clients have dramatically fewer financing options than larger companies, the Company need not compete for the best deals and expects to be able to achieve better returns than companies serving larger firms.  The capital inefficiencies of small to mid-sized businesses and homebuilders have been exacerbated by the recent downturns in the markets that have led many banks – large and small – to dramatically tighten credit standards, if not withdraw from the market altogether.  This contraction in the traditional capital supply to the small to mid-sized businesses and homebuilders has not only increased the need for the Company’s products, but has also produced higher quality clients.