COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE FINANCING
Capital for Larger and More Complex Opportunities
Commercial Real Estate Financing helps qualified borrowers explore capital for income-producing and business-purpose real estate that falls outside traditional residential investment lending.
Commercial financing is highly deal-specific. The property, borrower or sponsor, operating performance, business plan, leverage, experience, market, capital stack, and exit strategy can all affect the available financing path.
Property & Financing Categories
Multifamily 5+
Financing for qualifying apartment and multifamily properties containing five or more units.
Retail / Strip Centers
Capital for eligible neighborhood retail, strip centers, and other qualifying retail properties.
Office
Financing for qualifying office properties, subject to occupancy, tenancy, market, and lender appetite.
Industrial
Capital for qualifying warehouse, distribution, flex, light-industrial, and other eligible industrial properties.
Hotels / Hospitality
Financing for qualifying hospitality assets, where operations, brand, management, market performance, and sponsor experience can be especially important.
Mixed-Use
Financing for eligible properties combining residential, retail, office, or other uses.
Development
Capital for qualifying projects involving significant development, repositioning, or creation of new real estate.
Ground-Up Construction
Financing for eligible commercial projects being built from the ground up.
Land
Capital for qualifying land acquisitions or land tied to a credible development or investment strategy.
Bridge Capital
Short-term commercial financing for eligible acquisitions, transitions, lease-up, repositioning, or time-sensitive needs.
Acquisition Financing
Financing for the purchase of qualifying commercial real estate.
Refinance
Financing to replace or restructure existing commercial real estate debt, with or without eligible cash-out depending on the program.
What Commercial Lenders May Evaluate
- Borrower / sponsor strength and experience
- Property type and market
- Historical and projected operating performance
- Occupancy, tenants, and leases where applicable
- Purchase price or current value
- Requested leverage and borrower equity
- Liquidity and reserves
- Business plan and capital improvements
- Existing debt
- Exit strategy and timeline
Our Role
We help organize the financing request, understand the opportunity, and pursue an appropriate capital path for qualified transactions. Final underwriting, terms, and approval remain with the applicable lender or capital provider.