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Purchase or refinance
Explore capital for an acquisition, refinance, cash-out request, or renovation plan.
Capital connected to the property
Commercial Real Estate Financing
Commercial real estate financing can support owner-occupied and investment properties through acquisition, refinancing, cash-out, or renovation. The right route depends on the asset, the business, the investment plan, and the timing.
The structure in plain English
The property is central to the decision.
Commercial real estate financing is not one product. A request may be structured through SBA financing, a conventional loan, or a bridge facility depending on the property, use, timing, and qualification profile.
QualifiedYou helps bring the property and the business plan into the same frame so you can understand which financing questions deserve attention first.
What it can support
Put the capital to work where it matters.
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Property-led planning
Bring the asset, occupancy, valuation, business cash flow, and timing into one financing conversation.
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Several structures
Depending on the request, review SBA, conventional, or bridge structures with a clear view of the tradeoffs.
Common uses
Useful for the next decision, not just the next invoice.
- 01Owner-occupied office, retail, industrial, or warehouse properties
- 02Investment commercial real estate and eligible mixed-use projects
- 03Multifamily properties where eligible
- 04Hospitality acquisitions and repositioning
- 05Refinancing, cash-out, or property renovations
A useful first screen
Owner-occupied or investment real estate
We can start with the property details, intended use, existing debt, and business or investment cash flow. Eligibility varies by property type, occupancy, leverage, documentation, and program guidelines.
A straightforward process
How we help you move forward.
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Describe the property
Share the asset, location, use, occupancy, and timing behind the request.
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Clarify the goal
Tell us whether you are purchasing, refinancing, taking cash out, improving, or repositioning.
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Review the picture
Look at property value, cash flow, equity, and the business behind the asset.
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Shape the route
Compare SBA, conventional, and bridge considerations for the situation.
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Move deliberately
Continue with a cleaner brief for the next lender conversation.
Your next business move