Helps companies with commercial real estate projects to buy, refinance, or expand via traditional bank loans of several
different types, some of them government backed, to support business activities.
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Any property that makes money now or can make money in the future. We're talking office buildings, shopping centers, warehouses, apartment complexes, you name it. If it's not where someone lives, it's probably commercial. CRE includes:
Office buildings: From corporate skyscrapers to dentist offices.
Retail properties: Malls, shopping strips, stand-alone stores, if people swipe cards inside, it counts.
Multifamily housing: Apartment complexes, duplexes, triplexes, anything bigger than a single-family home.
Industrial spaces: Warehouses, manufacturing plants, storage facilities.
Decide whether you're buying, renovating, or building from scratch. Be clear about your purpose and budget.
Prepare essentials like tax returns, income statements, business plan, and property details to strengthen your application.
Compare lenders, terms, and rates. Exploring multiple offers can save significant money over the life.
Submit your application and financials. Expect detailed reviews & questions from lenders before approval.
Carefully examine the terms, repayment schedule, and clauses before signing. Once closed, you're ready to fund your project.
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Why Choose
Commercial Real
Estate Financing?
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Build Long-Term Wealth
Invest in property and strengthen your business's long-term financial future.
Expand Your Business
Secure the space your business needs to grow, attract clients, and boost visibility.
Flexible Financing Options
Tailor financing terms to match your business goals, budget, and ongoing cash flow needs.
Tax & Cash Flow Benefits
Potential tax benefits while keeping working capital available for other opportunities.
What is Commercial Real Estate Financing?
Commercial real estate financing helps businesses buy, build, or renovate income-producing properties such as offices, retail spaces, warehouses, or apartment complexes.
How is it different from residential financing?
Residential loans focus on your personal income and credit history, while commercial loans emphasize the property itself, projected revenue, and your business financials.
What types of properties can be funded?
Funding can be used for office buildings, shopping centers, industrial facilities, multifamily housing, or mixed-use developments.
What documents do I need to apply?
Typically, lenders request business tax returns, financial statements, bank records, a business plan, and details about the property.
How long are commercial real estate loan terms?
Depending on the type, terms usually range from 5 to 25 years, with SBA loans and traditional CRE loans offering the longest options.
