Learn the deal.
Work the opportunity.
Orbit is a Levine Capital learning and collaboration pathway for active SubTo, Gator, and Top Tier TC members. Learn from real deal structures, sharpen how you package opportunities, and work with our team on qualified lending, acquisition, and creative-finance scenarios.
- For SubTo, Gator & Top Tier TC members
- Learn from real scenarios
- Subject to underwriting and review
Bring the deal. Learn the structure. Work the next step with us.
The Orbit Program is for active SubTo, Gator, and Top Tier TC members who want to learn from real transactions while working with Levine Capital on the right next step. Bring an active deal, portfolio question, capital need, or acquisition lead—and start with the real facts: the property, debt, seller objective, exit plan, and timeline.
Learn creative finance in context
Bring a subject-to, seller-finance, wrap, hybrid, or other creatively structured opportunity. We use real scenarios to help members understand the practical questions, tradeoffs, and next steps.
Work through the lending path
Work with the Levine Capital team to evaluate whether a qualifying DSCR, Fix & Flip, bridge, construction, or other lending path may fit the scenario.
Collaborate on acquisition opportunities
Have a cash-flowing or creatively structured acquisition lead? Submit the core facts through the Buy Box so the team can determine whether there is a practical way to collaborate.
Build a stronger deal package
Learn how to organize the property details, seller terms, debt, rent or revenue, repair scope, and timing so the team can review a clear, usable picture.
Start with the details that matter.
Strong submissions help the team quickly understand the structure and choose the right review path. If a detail is not known yet, say so—do not guess.
- Property address, asset type, purchase price, and timeline
- Current loan balance, payment, seller terms, and any proposed second-position financing
- Rent, occupancy, revenue, expenses, or a realistic stabilization plan when relevant
- Borrower or entity experience, liquidity, credit context, and exit strategy
- Confirmation of active SubTo, Gator, or Top Tier TC membership, if the team requests it
From a real member scenario to a shared next step.
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Bring a real scenarioUse Quick Quote for a financing review; use the Buy Box for an acquisition or collaboration opportunity. The intake gives the team a factual starting point.
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Learn by packaging it wellShare the current structure, property information, timing, known risks, and questions. The quality of the package shapes the quality of the conversation.
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Work the right next stepWhen a scenario is suitable, the team will identify the next conversation, documentation, lending path, or potential collaboration step.
Questions members ask before bringing a deal.
Orbit is built around real scenarios, practical learning, and clear next steps. Here is what to expect when you engage with Levine Capital.
What is the Orbit Program?
Do I need to have an active deal before I can learn?
What does “learn from real deals” mean?
How can I work with Levine Capital through Orbit?
Does Orbit guarantee funding, a partnership, or compensation?
What should I prepare before I submit a scenario?
Learn the playbook. Bring real opportunities. Work with us when it fits.
Orbit turns real deal work into practical learning. Bring a financing scenario through Quick Quote or an acquisition opportunity through the Creative Finance Acquisitions Buy Box. When the fit is right, Levine Capital can work with you on the next practical step—never as a promise of approval, funding, employment, or compensation.
The Orbit Program is offered by Levine Capital. SubTo, Gator, and Top Tier TC membership references are used only to understand community participation and may be verified. Orbit supports learning and potential collaboration around real scenarios; all financing, acquisitions, creative-finance structures, employment or contractor relationships, and joint ventures remain subject to due diligence, underwriting, legal documentation, applicable law, and mutually acceptable terms.