Mr. Kearney is the President of Cottonwood Mews Development, Inc., the General Partner of the Lynx Loan Fund, LLLP. He is also President and Founder of Abbey Mortgage & Investments, Inc. These two entities have originated and funded private, hard money loans in the Denver Metro Area, along the Front Range and across Colorado, secured by real estate since their inception (both in 1997). Mr. Kearney has developed sources of funds for various business loans for business purposes placed by Abbey for both residential and commercial properties. These sources cover the entire spectrum of credit quality and type of secured asset in which the Fund will invest all across Colorado, Denver Metro Area, Northern Colorado and the Western Slope. Hard Money loans in these markets are available to borrowers who meet the company's requirements..

Mr. Kearney is the primary individual responsible for developing the relationships with other lenders, investors, and brokers who provide the bulk of referrals for the Fund’s private loans. Private loans, or Hard Money Loans are uniquely appropriate for fix and flip investors and other real estate investors in major markets, where banks lending is not as easy as it used to be.

His broad financial experience over the past 30 plus years, including 26 years in Colorado, the Front Range and the Denver Metro area, in particular, has included many facets of real estate and secured lending. They include management and disposition of “OREO” (other real estate owned) for a large regional bank, construction lending to commercial and residential projects, revenue bond financings supported by rated bank letters of credit, market analysis for national retail concepts, site selection analysis, construction management consulting, residential and commercial rehabilitation, residential development and construction, land use changes and rezoning work, originations of residential and commercial loans to institutional investors, Hard Money loan originations to residential and commercial borrowers, and management of foreclosure actions on various types of loans. He served on the Planning and Zoning Commission of Berthoud, Colorado, a rapidly growing Northern Colorado Town, for 5 years during a period when the town put in place comprehensive growth plans and approved annexations and development planning for thousands of acres of subdivisions that will be developed over the next 30 to 75 years. Hard Money loans in all these areas - Denver, the Front Range, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins and Greeley, and even on the Western Slope provide neede capital for real estate investors.

After growing up in a small Midwestern town, he earned a BA, cum laude, in Economics from Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota, and an MBA from Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He has lived and worked in Colorado, since 1984.