Customized Lending & Home Financing

Custom lending, mortgage and credit solutions for short-term liquidity needs and long-term financial goals

Our approach

Strategic borrowing and thoughtful use of credit can help you increase the power of your wealth to pursue your goals. We offer customized lending and credit strategies tailored to your needs, whether you’re looking for greater liquidity, funding for an investment opportunity or a lifestyle purchase, support for your estate planning objectives or help meeting other goals.

Together, your client team and credit executive will work with you and your independent advisors to consider your time frame, assets and overall goals to create individualized strategies that align with your priorities.

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Services

Customized Lending

Flexible financing options can help you use your specialized assets such as yachts, aircraft, commercial real estate or fine art as collateral to obtain liquidity to meet your unique goals.

Custom Residential Real Estate

A variety of mortgage products specifically designed to meet your complex income or property needs, including purchasing through a trust or other entity, co-ops, income-producing properties, farms and vineyards.

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Private Client Line

A flexible demand line of credit, secured by your marketable securities accounts, can help meet liquidity needs while maintaining your cash reserves and investment strategy.

Standard Mortgage

Most clients' needs can be met with a standard mortgage. These products generally conform to conventional loan structures.

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Related Solutions

Banking

Cash management and digital banking capabilities.

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Wealth Planning

Custom tax and cash flow strategies and planning for future generations.

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Investment Management

An approach to managing your wealth, tailored to your needs.

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Art Services

Specialized services for art collectors and non-profits including Art Lending, Art Planning, Consignment Services and Philanthropic Solutions.

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Credit facilities are provided by Bank of America, N.A., Member FDIC, its subsidiaries or other bank subsidiaries of Bank of America Corporation, each an Equal Opportunity Lender. All loans and collateral are subject to credit approval and may require the filing of financing statements or other lien notices in public records. Asset-based and securities-based financing involves special risks and is not for everyone. When considering an asset-based and/or securities-based loan, consideration should be given to individual requirements, asset portfolio composition, and risk tolerance, as well as capital gains, portfolio performance expectations and investment time horizon. For any loan with securities collateral, the securities or other assets in any collateral account may be sold to meet a collateral call as provided in the definitive loan documents and the client is not entitled to choose which securities or other assets will be sold. A complete description of the loan terms will be found in the individual credit facility documentation and agreements. Clients should consult with their own independent tax and legal advisors.

Custom lending may involve special risks and may not be appropriate for all clients. In particular, custom lending may be subject to additional credit and legal approval because of special risks and restrictions that need to be carefully considered. Real estate financing and specific program options and property types may not be available in all states and may be subject to change from time to time. As a general rule with respect to each client, consideration must be given to capital gains tax implications, portfolio makeup and risk tolerance, portfolio performance expectations, and investment time horizon.

Borrowing against securities may not be appropriate for everyone and should be carefully evaluated before being used. If securities decline in value, the account holder may be required to pay down the loan or deposit additional securities as collateral. If they cannot do so, all or a portion of their collateral may be liquidated and the proceeds used to pay down the loan balance. A forced liquidation could also have adverse tax consequences or trigger potential capital gains taxes.