
Commercial Real Estate & Business Growth
Loan Amount: $500K – $10M
In partnership with lending partners, this funding supports commercial real estate purchase, investment, development, refinancing (conventional, SBA 7(a), and 504), and working capital.
SBA 7(A)
- Lightning Fast Closings
- LTVs up to 95%
- 25-Year Fully Amortized
- Loans Up to $5M 1st TD
- 51% Owner-User Minimum
- Nationwide
- Purchase, Ref inance, Working Capital
PROPERTY TYPES
(Office, Industrial, Retail, Special Use Properties)
SBA 504
- Speed Is The Name of Our Game
- Loans Up to $10M 1st TD (60% Max LTV)
- Access to Alt. & Sec. Market Options as High as $18M
- Loans Up to $5.5M 2nd TD (93% Max CLTV)
- Fixed Rates available
- Nationwide
- Purchase and Ref inance
PROPERTY TYPES
(Office, Industrial, Retail)
CONVENTIONAL
- We’ll Beat Everyone to the Closing
- Loans Up to $10M
- Up to 70% LTV
- Non-SBA
- Fixed Rates Available
- Nationwide
- Purchase, Ref inance, Cash-Out
PROPERTY TYPES
(Office, Industrial, Retail)
Common Uses
- Property Acquisition: Purchase commercial buildings or land.
- Development: Fund construction or major renovations.
- Refinancing: Improve loan terms or access equity.
- Expansion: Add new facilities or extend existing ones.
- Tenant Improvements: Customize spaces for tenants.
- Portfolio Diversification: Invest across property types or locations.
- Working Capital: Support ongoing business operations and growth.
Features
- Competitive Rates
- Community-Based Underwriting
Eligibility & Terms
- Collateral Required: Secured by real estate
- Interest Rate: Competitive, business-specific.
- Credit Score: 680 minimum.
- Use of Funds: Commercial real estate investments.
Required Documents
- Intake Form & Loan Application
- Personal & Business Financial Statements
- Business & Personal Tax Returns (3 years)
- Bank Statements (last 3 months)
- Employer Identification Number (EIN)
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FAQ
Commercial real estate loans are designed to fund the purchase, development, or refurbishment of income-producing properties. These loans are typically used by investors, developers, and business owners looking to expand their real estate portfolios.
Step | Description |
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Initial Inquiry and Pre-Qualification | Loan Inquiry: Begin by discussing your financing needs and project details with a lender. This step involves outlining the property type, location, intended use, and your investment plan. Pre-Qualification: The lender may offer a preliminary assessment to determine if you meet the basic financial criteria for funding. |
Formal Application Submission | Complete Application: Fill out the lender’s application form, providing detailed information about your business and the real estate project. This includes the purchase price, expected renovations, projected income from the property, and your investment strategy. |
Due Diligence and Property Evaluation | Property Appraisal: An appraisal will be conducted to determine the property’s market value and ensure it supports the loan amount. Property Inspection:A thorough inspection to assess the condition of the property and identify any potential issues or required repairs. Environmental Assessment: Depending on the property type and location, an environmental assessment might be required to identify potential environmental hazards. |
Financial Review | Financial Analysis: The lender reviews your financial statements, credit history, and the financial viability of the property (e.g., cash flow, occupancy rates, tenant leases). Risk Assessment: Evaluate risks such as market volatility, property location, and borrower’s financial stability. |
Loan Approval and Terms Negotiation | Approval Process: If the lender is satisfied with the due diligence results and financial assessments, they will issue a loan approval. Terms Negotiation: Discuss and agree upon the loan terms, including interest rate, amortization schedule, and loan-to-value ratio. |
Closing | Document Preparation and Signing: Legal documents are prepared and reviewed, detailing all the terms of the loan. Fund Disbursement: Upon signing, the loan funds are released, typically to an escrow account initially, to fund the real estate transaction. |