Based in Naples, Florida, EFO Financial Group, L.L.C. is a leading real estate and advisory firm specializing in financing and acquiring real estate or corporations across the United States. Serving as Co-Founder, Principal of the Manager, and half of the Investment Advisory Board, William P. (Bill) Esping helps steer EFO Financial Group, L.L.C. to success. With a degree in business and more than twelve years advising high-value alternate investments, Mr. Esping oversees direction of EFO Holdings, L.P. and all of its subsidiaries. He co-founded and oversees the finances of EFO Financial Group, L.L.C. with Mr. Robert Grammen, who has years of experience in flipping distressed municipal bond debt and investment banking. Managing partners Mr. David Goduti and Mr. Renzo Renzi bring expertise in debtor-in-possession lending and asset management.
EFO Financial Group targets investments with high risk-adjust return, ranging from $2 million to $50 million. While providing large investments, EFO remains small, much to the advantage of itself and its clients: it is able to move faster than larger, more mainstream institutions and can therefore capitalize on market opportunities much more quickly. EFO provides clients with two options: financing and acquisitions.
Financing: EFO provides corporate financing through direct private loans that enable companies to continue operating despite insufficient funds. EFO lends to both real estate investments and companies, with loans lasting one to five years and based on real estate or fixed or liquid assets. EFO thus provides aid during bankruptcies and foreclosures, construction and development, bank workouts, property acquisition, turnaround, restructuring, recapitalization, M&A, buyouts, workings capital, spin-offs, and special situations. They provide “Debtor-in-Possession” lending for companies entering, in, or emerging from bankruptcy. They also lend based on asset collaterals or a history of high cash flow, to stabilize and increase client profit.
Acquisitions: As they acquire real estate with debt, EFO Financial Group, L.L.C. offers buyouts and joint ventures with majority ownership in order to aid client companies that need stabilization, repositioning, and/or redevelopment. They accept as collateral real estate that is pre-owned or pre-foreclosed, multi-unit dwellings, healthcare, offices, industrial, retail, or special purpose.
EFO Financial Group, L.L.C., has given many “Debtor-in-Possession” (DIP) loans to properties and companies such as these:
Mi Arbolito: A high-end residential tower in San Diego, CA with views of historic sites and the Pacific Ocean. ($4.22 million DIP loan)
Aqua: A super-luxury high rise in North Naples, including a yacht harbor, gourmet kitchens, water views, and luxury services to help residents relax. ($26 million DIP loan)
Twin Eagles: A 1,115-acre community in Naples, FL, with homes, a championship golf course, and 300 acres of open space. ($6 million DIP loan)
EFO Financial Group has completed dozens of loans and acquisitions to stabilize corporations and real estate ventures and ensure their success. EFO Financial Group operates under the entrepreneurial philosophy of the late Perry Eugene Esping, Bill Esping’s father, who believed that success was obtainable, particularly if certain corporations helped others help themselves. Bill Esping extends this philosophy to his charitable works and his foundation, the Bill Esping Lawsuit and Fraud Support Initiative, which he started to fund legal aid for individuals who cannot afford it, particularly when facing issues such as bankruptcy or fraud.
EFO Financial Group targets investments with high risk-adjust return, ranging from $2 million to $50 million. While providing large investments, EFO remains small, much to the advantage of itself and its clients: it is able to move faster than larger, more mainstream institutions and can therefore capitalize on market opportunities much more quickly. EFO provides clients with two options: financing and acquisitions.
Financing: EFO provides corporate financing through direct private loans that enable companies to continue operating despite insufficient funds. EFO lends to both real estate investments and companies, with loans lasting one to five years and based on real estate or fixed or liquid assets. EFO thus provides aid during bankruptcies and foreclosures, construction and development, bank workouts, property acquisition, turnaround, restructuring, recapitalization, M&A, buyouts, workings capital, spin-offs, and special situations. They provide “Debtor-in-Possession” lending for companies entering, in, or emerging from bankruptcy. They also lend based on asset collaterals or a history of high cash flow, to stabilize and increase client profit.
Acquisitions: As they acquire real estate with debt, EFO Financial Group, L.L.C. offers buyouts and joint ventures with majority ownership in order to aid client companies that need stabilization, repositioning, and/or redevelopment. They accept as collateral real estate that is pre-owned or pre-foreclosed, multi-unit dwellings, healthcare, offices, industrial, retail, or special purpose.
EFO Financial Group, L.L.C., has given many “Debtor-in-Possession” (DIP) loans to properties and companies such as these:
Mi Arbolito: A high-end residential tower in San Diego, CA with views of historic sites and the Pacific Ocean. ($4.22 million DIP loan)
Aqua: A super-luxury high rise in North Naples, including a yacht harbor, gourmet kitchens, water views, and luxury services to help residents relax. ($26 million DIP loan)
Twin Eagles: A 1,115-acre community in Naples, FL, with homes, a championship golf course, and 300 acres of open space. ($6 million DIP loan)
EFO Financial Group has completed dozens of loans and acquisitions to stabilize corporations and real estate ventures and ensure their success. EFO Financial Group operates under the entrepreneurial philosophy of the late Perry Eugene Esping, Bill Esping’s father, who believed that success was obtainable, particularly if certain corporations helped others help themselves. Bill Esping extends this philosophy to his charitable works and his foundation, the Bill Esping Lawsuit and Fraud Support Initiative, which he started to fund legal aid for individuals who cannot afford it, particularly when facing issues such as bankruptcy or fraud.
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