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Commercial Financing

Commercial Loan Options

Start with what the transaction needs to accomplish. We can then evaluate the financing structures that may fit the property and borrower.

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Financing structures

Six common commercial financing needs

These categories are starting points, not rigid boxes. Commercial transactions often combine characteristics from more than one.

01

Commercial Purchase

Financing for the acquisition of investment and owner-occupied commercial real estate. The structure can depend on property type, leverage, borrower strength, cash flow and how the property will be used.

02

Commercial Refinance

Refinance existing commercial debt, restructure a loan, access equity or evaluate alternative terms based on the current property and financing objective.

03

Construction & Development

Financing for commercial construction, development and substantial improvement projects where budget, timeline, experience, equity and exit strategy all matter.

04

Bridge & Transitional Financing

Short-term financing for transactions or properties that are not yet ready for permanent financing, including situations involving stabilization, repositioning or a time-sensitive closing.

05

Multifamily & Mixed Use

Financing for apartment properties and buildings combining residential, retail, office or other commercial uses. Property cash flow and the mix of uses help determine the financing path.

06

Owner-Occupied Business Property

Real estate financing for businesses acquiring or refinancing the property where they operate, with the business and real estate considered together as part of the transaction.

Property types

Property types we can review

Warehouse & IndustrialOfficeMedical OfficeRetailMultifamilyMixed UseOwner OccupiedOther Commercial Real Estate

Not sure which option applies?

That is normal.

Tell us about the property and what you are trying to accomplish. We will look at the transaction as a whole rather than asking you to choose a loan program first.

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