Meet Josh Peters — a 20+ year veteran in finance, technology, and capital strategy, and the driving force behind MCS Capital’s mission to modernize how Commercial Real Estate Loan Brokers get deals across the finish line.

Josh’s background spans commercial lending, working capital, CRE acquisitions, startup funding, and technology-driven deal systems. Over two decades, he has worked across North America in roles that shaped him into a trusted expert for brokers, business owners, and capital partners alike.

But today, Josh is best known for one thing:

Building the infrastructure brokers rely on to get deals structured, packaged, and approved with far less friction.

Through MCS Capital, Josh created a new standard in the capital markets by combining experience, precision, and proprietary automation through Rufus — an internal AI system engineered to transform raw, messy borrower inputs into institutional-grade lending data rooms lenders actually trust.

His work helps CRE Loan Brokers:

• Package deals correctly the first time
• Remove bottlenecks and missing-doc chaos
• Improve lender response times
• Increase approval rates
• Present deals with a level of clarity most brokers never achieve

Josh’s career has always centered on one philosophy:

Execution creates opportunity.
His leadership blends old-

school relationship discipline with modern, tech-forward systems that make the funding process faster, clearer, and dramatically more predictable.

Known for his authenticity, direct communication, and relentless commitment to client success, Josh has earned a reputation as a leader who not only understands the capital world — but improves it for everyone involved.

Whether assisting a startup in securing its first round of working capital or guiding a commercial broker through a complex CRE deal, Josh consistently delivers results with clarity, precision, and a deep commitment to excellence.

For businesses and brokers looking to elevate their process, secure funding, and operate at a higher standard, Josh Peters and MCS Capital are the partners they choose when the deal actually needs to close.