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Funding
Multiple loan types to finance commercial real estate and investment properties
Property Types
Single Family (investment only)
Condominiums/Townhomes
Commercial (Office, Retail, Warehouse, Self-Storage and Automotive)
Multi Family 2-4 Units
Multi Family 5+ Units
Mixed Use
What We Do
Delivering for Our Clients
Loan Amounts from $250,000-$10,000,000
Commercial loan funding provides businesses and investors with access to capital for purchasing, developing, or refinancing commercial properties. The type of loan chosen depends on the borrower’s financial situation, project scope, and long-term goals.
Bridge Loan
Bridge Loan
A commercial bridge loan is a short-term financing option used in commercial real estate to cover immediate funding needs. Key points:
Short-Term & Fast Funding – Typically lasts 6 months to 3 years, providing quick capital for acquisitions, renovations, or refinancing.
Higher Interest Rates – Due to the short-term nature and risk, interest rates are higher than traditional loans.
Secured by Real Estate – The loan is backed by the property, with repayment often tied to selling, refinancing, or stabilizing the asset.
Fix & Flip Loan
Fix & Flip Loan
A commercial fix and flip loan is a short-term loan designed for investors renovating and reselling commercial properties. Key points:
Short-Term & Fast Access – Typically 6 to 24 months, providing quick funding for purchase and renovations.
Higher Interest but Flexible Terms – Higher rates than traditional loans, but designed for quick turnaround and property resale.
Based on ARV (After-Repair Value) – Loan amounts are often determined by the property's expected value after renovations.
Construction Loan
Construction Loan
A commercial construction loan is a short-term loan used to finance the building or major renovation of commercial properties. Key points:
Funds Disbursed in Stages – Loan funds are released in phases as construction progresses, based on project milestones.
Interest-Only During Construction – Borrowers typically make interest-only payments until the project is completed.
Requires Detailed Plans & Budget – Lenders require approved blueprints, contractor bids, and a clear repayment strategy, often through refinancing or sale.
Purchase Loan
Purchase Loan
A commercial purchase loan is used to finance the acquisition of commercial real estate. Key points:
Longer-Term Financing – Typically structured as 2 to 25-year loans with fixed or variable interest rates.
Secured by the Property – The loan is backed by the purchased commercial property as collateral.
Various Loan Options – Includes conventional loans, SBA loans, and private financing, depending on borrower qualifications and property type.
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