Q Group Brokers arranges hard money loans for real estate investors through a vetted network of private lenders — so you can compare real terms, understand the true cost, and close fast.
Q Group Brokers is a hard money loan brokerage. We are not a lender — we work on your behalf to place your loan request with private and hard money lenders in our network, which includes our affiliate, Crown Merchant Financial. Every term sheet we present tells you who the lender is and how they're connected to us.
We arrange business-purpose loans secured by investment real estate only — no owner-occupied or consumer loans — and we'd rather tell you "not this deal" than put you in a loan that doesn't pencil. No pressure, no surprises — just clear terms and honest guidance.
Purchase and rehab financing based on the property and the deal — placed with hard money lenders who can close in days, not months.
Short-term loans that get you from purchase to refinance or sale. Before you sign anything, we walk you through points, rate, and the true cost of the money.
Ground-up construction loans for builders and investors, with draw schedules explained up front so the money is there when each phase starts.
A short conversation: the property, purchase price, rehab budget, after-repair value, and your timeline. No cost and no commitment to start.
We present your deal to the private lenders in our network that fit the property and your track record — including affiliated lenders, which we always disclose.
You see each term sheet side by side — lender, leverage, rate, points, and term — and decide what's right for your deal. Or walk away.
All approvals, amounts, rates, and terms are determined by the lender. We arrange financing; we don't guarantee it.
A University of Chicago graduate and U.S. military veteran, Nicholas is also a co-founder of Crown Merchant Financial, an affiliated financial-services firm. He started Q Group Brokers on a simple premise: real estate investors deserve to know exactly what their money costs, who is lending it, and what their options are — before they sign.
Whether you're under contract and need to close this month or are lining up capital for your next project, tell us about the deal. We'll give you an honest read on what's realistic — even when the answer is "wait."