Mitch Vanneman Joins Bloomfield Capital to Head Colorado Originations

DENVER, Jan. 29, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Bloomfield Capital, a national direct commercial real estate lender and equity investor has announced that Mitch Vanneman has joined their Denver office to spearhead Colorado originations.

Mitch's primary responsibilities will be originating senior bridge loans, mezzanine loans and preferred equity investments across all commercial real estate asset classes, with a focus on Colorado. "We're excited to add Mitch to our originations platform, and I look forward to watching him grow our market presence in Colorado and the surrounding states," stated Renee Lewis, managing partner of Bloomfield Capital. "With nearly 20 years of experience in the Colorado market, Mitch will be able to identify opportunities where Bloomfield can assist brokers and sponsors in closing complex debt and equity transactions."

Prior to joining Bloomfield Capital, Mitch was a commercial loan officer at Keystone Bridge Capital, a debt fund based in Salt Lake City, UT, specializing in acquisitions, refinancings, and value-add repositionings of commercial real estate assets. Between 2014 and 2018, Mitch was the director of debt valuations at NVC, based in Centennial, CO. Before NVC, Mitch was vice president at the Miller Frishman Group, and he was also a vice president at JCR Capital's Denver office.

Mitch received his M.S. in Real Estate from the University of Denver and his undergraduate degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

About Bloomfield Capital
Bloomfield Capital is a direct lender and equity investor in commercial real estate assets nationwide. With offices in Los Angeles, Detroit, New York, Denver, Chicago, and Portland, Bloomfield Capital's team draws from a broad base of commercial real estate and finance experience. The firm provides debt and equity solutions to meet the demands of time-sensitive and complex transactions. Bloomfield Capital specializes in small to medium-sized financings from $2-20 million in the form of bridge loans, mezzanine loans and preferred equity investments.

SOURCE Bloomfield Capital