Ken Kaplan

Ken Kaplan’s keen insight into the business of commercial real estate financing and management spans over 25 years of active involvement in the industry. He has used his expertise to facilitate dozens of transactions that have raised more than $60 million for various businesses including funeral homes, apartment buildings, medical offices, retail stores, bowling alleys, hotels, automotive franchises, restaurants and more.

As a business owner and entrepreneur for his entire career, Ken is passionate about helping other small business and commercial property owners secure the financing they need to thrive even in these challenging economic times.

Improved financing and a simple cost segregation study have saved clients literally HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS of DOLLARS per year. Ken’s simple message is that the highest and best use of your money is serving your business – not paying unnecessarily high taxes or interest payments.

Ken is the founder of K2 Commercial Finance which has created a niche securing financing and providing high ROI strategies to commercial real estate and business owners. K2 Commercial Finance operates on a pay-for-performance basis and always delivers significant and measurable results to clients before being paid. Compensation, in effect, comes from client savings.

Ken keeps abreast of lenders and loan programs on a daily basis and has a unique ability to frame transactions so they make economic sense to all parties and move efficiently to the closing table. The company offers a variety of products and financing programs that are flexible, streamlined and designed specifically to improve cash flow and property metrics for small commercial property owners.

Although Ken’s primary focus is on commercial real estate finance and tax savings, his broad base of expertise and personal network of other capable, high integrity professionals can add value to just about any business transaction.

Ken received his Masters Degree in Finance from the University of Miami in 1989. He is married for 23 years and has 3 teenage children. Ken has several published articles related to commercial real estate and business finance and has received numerous other professional distinctions and recognitions.