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Commercial Real Estate Finance

Commercial Financing Built Around the Deal

Purchase, refinance, construction, bridge and business-purpose financing for commercial property owners, investors and businesses.

Start with the transaction

Commercial Real Estate Financing

Commercial financing is rarely just a rate and a loan amount. The property, borrower, cash flow, use of proceeds, leverage, timing and long-term objective all influence which structure makes sense.

The starting point is simple: tell us what you are financing and what you are trying to accomplish. From there, the transaction can be evaluated as a whole rather than forcing it into a product first.

Property types

What are you financing?

Multifamily

Apartment and multifamily investment properties.

Mixed Use

Properties combining residential, retail, office or other commercial uses.

Warehouse & Industrial

Distribution, manufacturing, storage and operating-business real estate.

Office & Medical Office

Professional, medical and general office properties.

Retail & Business Property

Retail centers, storefronts and other commercial business properties.

Owner-Occupied

Commercial property used by the business that owns or acquires it.

Your objective

What do you need to do?

Start with the goal. The loan structure comes after the transaction is understood.

Our approach

A disciplined approach to commercial finance

Structure

Understand the property, borrower, cash flow, use of proceeds and transaction before deciding how to finance it.

Options

Identify realistic financing structures and the tradeoffs that matter to the transaction.

Execution

Stay engaged through documentation, underwriting, valuation and the path toward closing.

Have a transaction to discuss?

Tell us about the deal.

Give us the basic property, financing and timing information. You do not need to know which loan program applies.

Get a Commercial Quote

Questions

Commercial financing FAQ

Start with the property type and location, transaction type, estimated value or purchase price, requested loan amount, whether the property is owner-occupied or investment, your timing, and a short explanation of the deal. We can identify what else is needed after the initial review.