Financing for income-producing and business properties

Commercial Real Estate Financing

Commercial mortgage programs may finance multifamily, office, retail, industrial, mixed-use, hospitality, and owner-occupied business properties.

Purchase, refinance, and cash-out Investor and owner-occupied properties Multifamily and mixed-use financing Customized debt-service analysis
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Program Overview

What is a commercial real estate loan?

A commercial real estate loan finances property used for business operations or income production.

Commercial underwriting evaluates property income, expenses, occupancy, leases, condition, market, debt-service coverage, sponsor experience, net worth, liquidity, credit, and exit strategy.

Who This Program May Help

Who may benefit from commercial financing?

Multifamily Investors

Borrowers acquiring or refinancing five-or-more-unit properties.

Business Owners

Companies purchasing or refinancing owner-occupied facilities.

Commercial Investors

Investors financing office, retail, industrial, or mixed-use property.

Portfolio Owners

Experienced sponsors refinancing or expanding commercial holdings.

Qualification Factors

Common eligibility considerations

Property income Historical and projected operating performance
Debt service Coverage ratio review
Sponsor Experience, credit, net worth, and liquidity
Leases Rent roll and lease analysis
Appraisal Commercial valuation
Environmental May be required

Commercial terms vary materially by property type, occupancy, location, tenant quality, sponsor strength, leverage, and lender.

Preparing to Apply

Documents commonly requested

  • Borrower and guarantor identification
  • Entity formation and authority documents
  • Personal financial statements
  • Property rent roll and leases
  • Historical operating statements
  • Year-to-date financials
  • Tax returns when required
  • Appraisal, environmental, title, and insurance documents

Step by Step

How the process works

  1. 01

    Complete the Secure Application

    Provide your contact information, financing goals, property details, and estimated financial profile.

  2. 02

    Submit Supporting Documents

    Provide the income, asset, credit, identity, entity, and property documents required for the selected program.

  3. 03

    Review Program Eligibility

    Your mortgage professional reviews loan structure, occupancy, property type, credit, income, reserves, and documentation.

  4. 04

    Processing and Underwriting

    The file, appraisal, title, insurance, disclosures, conditions, and applicable program requirements are reviewed.

  5. 05

    Final Approval and Closing

    After final conditions are satisfied, closing documents are prepared for signing and funding.

Frequently Asked Questions

Commercial Real Estate Loans FAQs

What property types can be financed?

Programs may finance multifamily, office, retail, industrial, mixed-use, hospitality, self-storage, and owner-occupied business properties.

What is DSCR in commercial lending?

Debt Service Coverage Ratio compares qualifying net operating income with required loan payments.

Are personal guarantees required?

Recourse requirements vary by lender, property, sponsor strength, leverage, and program.

How are commercial properties valued?

Commercial appraisals often consider income, comparable sales, replacement cost, market, leases, and condition.

How long do commercial loans take?

Timing varies by documentation, appraisal, environmental review, title, leases, lender, and transaction complexity.

Ready to move forward?

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Important notice: Program availability, rates, terms, payments, mortgage insurance, down-payment requirements, credit standards, documentation, property eligibility, and approval decisions are subject to change and qualification. This page is for general educational purposes and is not a commitment to lend.