Focused on the Pacific Northwest
We strategic commercial real estate capital in Portland, Oregon
Focused on the Pacific Northwest
Mench Real Estate Capital has decades of experience helping commercial real estate investors find the best financing for their properties. We have extensive relationships with life companies, CMBS lenders, banks, agency lenders and bridge lenders. Mench Real Estate Capital will find the best loan terms, from the best lender and will be shoulder to shoulder with you until the loan closes.
Mench Real Estate Capital has relationships with institutional and private sources looking to co-invest with commercial real estate developers and investors via joint-venture structures. We know the equity sources that are actively looking for ground-up construction, repositioning/rehabs and recapitalization of existing assets. Mench Real Estate Capital has decades of experience in commercial real estate investments and ….
Steve began his real estate career at the age of nineteen when he received his real estate sales associate license. While earning his finance and real estate degree at Florida Atlantic University, he began his commercial real estate career at
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"I have used the services of Steve Mench on an exclusive basis for over 12 years. The characteristics that I value most about him are his honesty and integrity and his diligence and hard work. I always know that his utmost concern is for the well-being of his client. I do not hesitate to recommend Steve."
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Steve began his real estate career at the age of nineteen when he received his real estate sales associate license. While earning his finance and real estate degree at Florida Atlantic University, he began his commercial real estate career at Coldwell Banker Commercial (now CBRE) as a market analyst. Steve was promoted to an associate position specializing in industrial sales and leasing. He later accepted a position leasing and managing a troubled neighborhood shopping center. Through his leasing efforts, Steve was able to increase the occupancy of the shopping center and again make it a profitable asset.