Hanson Capital Group

Hanson Capital Group is a family of companies created to capitalize on opportunity through vertical integration in Commercial Real Estate. Our team of commercial real estate experts with a combined 50+ years of experience in the industry positions us to offer a unique approach to investing in commercial real estate.

Focused primarily on asset based lending, our team of industry veterans and "make sense" approach to underwriting allows us to find creative solutions, adding value to Real Estate transactions for over ten years. Our goal is to keep the process as simple as possible, from the application to funding and beyond.

Creating wealth beyond rational expectations for our partners, making real estate investing easy. We exist to create wealth beyond rational expectations for our partners through real estate investment. We have a passion for creating wins for our partners and making real estate investing easy.

Hanson Capital Group is a vertically integrated company of real estate experts providing real estate investors with debt and equity options for passive investment.Our diversified investment approach allows us to be agile in dealing with evolving market conditions and enlarges our scope of opportunity while maximizing returns against minimized risk.

Our experienced team has worked through a variety of economic cycles and market phases and understand the various facets of real estate and lending. We designed the Hanson Capital Debt Fund I, LLC to provide passive monthly income by investing in a portfolio of trust deeds secured by investment real estate.

Equity investment is a financial transaction in which an investor invests alongside us and obtains a direct financial interest in a piece of real estate and in exchange receives a proportionate share of all the benefits associated with owning real estate.

We specialize in industrial investment product, value-add multifamily, and ground up industrial and multifamily development, opportunistically shifting our focus from one specialty to another in order to capitalize on market inefficiencies as they present themselves.