FAQ_s

No, our loans are not personally guaranteed, and as such do not require an individual’s financial or credit information. However, credit scores may have an impact on a beneficiary’s ability to refinance out of our private loan once the property is transferred out of the Trust, Estate or Probate into their name.

No, we follow the BOE guidelines and lend directly to the Trust, Estate or Probate, and use the subject property as collateral.

Banks and credit unions offer little help in this regard, whether out of risk-averse policies or simple lack of knowledge regarding trust or estate administration.

In most cases limited documentation is required, which varies slightly on a case-by-case basis. Please contact us to discuss your specific matter, and we can provide a detailed list of items needed.

HCS Equity provides private 3rd party loans ranging from $30K – $2M, 1 – 3 year terms, no prepayment penalties and no minimum months of interest. We work to customize specific solutions that best fit the needs of the particular situation.

Often, beneficiaries have the funds to pay the other beneficiaries for their share of the real property in the trust, or lend money to the trust necessary to make an equal distribution of assets. Per BOE guidelines, “a loan cannot be made by any of the beneficiaries of the real property to the trust in

In most cases, and with all the supporting documentation, HCS Equity can fund a loan in as little as 5-7 business days.

Trustees (with the power to encumber trust property), Administrators of estates (with Letters of Administration and Full/Limited Authority), Fiduciaries, and Conservators. Please note, restrictions do apply

Trustees, executors, administrators, private fiduciaries, and estate and trust attorneys routinely encounter problems when administering cash-poor trusts, estates or probates after someone passes away. These problems include how to equalize and distribute assets between children so that everyone gets an equal share; how to pay expenses when there is little or no cash in the