COMMERCIAL LOANS
FINANCE YOUR PROPERTY. EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS.
Whether you’re purchasing, refinancing, or planning your next investment, explore financing for multifamily properties, commercial real estate, and business-use buildings.
THE COMMERCIAL FINANCING PROCESS
DISCUSS THE PROPERTY
Share the property type, location, loan amount, and financing goal.
REVIEW THE SCENARIO
We review occupancy, income, equity, and borrower qualifications.
EXPLORE PROGRAMS
Consider financing structures suited to the property and request.
COMPLETE DUE DILIGENCE
Provide property records and complete required lender reviews.
REVIEW & CLOSE
Review final terms and complete closing if approved.
EXPLORE FINANCING OPTIONS
01
Multifamily Loans
Explore purchase and refinance financing for apartment properties with five or more units.
02
Commercial Real Estate
Review financing for eligible office, retail, industrial, mixed-use, and other commercial properties.
03
SBA Owner-Occupied Financing
Explore SBA 504 or 7(a) options for eligible property used by your operating business.
04
Private Money & Bridge
Short-term financing for property transitions, with a plan for repayment or longer-term financing.
05
Rental Portfolio Financing
Review options for single-family rental portfolios and non-owner-occupied 2–4 unit properties.
06
Refinance & Cash-Out
Explore refinancing existing debt or accessing property equity, subject to available programs.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What properties can you help finance?
Potential options include multifamily, office, retail, industrial, mixed-use, owner-occupied business property, and certain rental portfolios. Eligibility depends on the lender, property, location, and request.
How are commercial loans evaluated?
Lenders may review property income, expenses, occupancy, condition, value, borrower experience, credit, liquidity, and the requested loan structure. Requirements vary by program.
What is the difference between investor and owner-occupied financing?
Investor financing typically supports property held to generate rental income. Owner-occupied financing supports premises used by the borrower’s operating business. Different underwriting and occupancy requirements apply.
Can SBA financing be used for a rental investment?
SBA real estate financing generally supports eligible operating businesses occupying the property. It is not standard financing for passive rental investments. Investor properties should be reviewed under other commercial programs.
What is a bridge loan?
A bridge loan is short-term financing for an eligible property or transition. Before proceeding, review the cost, maturity date, extension terms, and a realistic repayment or refinance plan.
What documents should I prepare?
Common items include a rent roll, operating statements, existing loan statement, property details, and borrower financial information. Purchase transactions may also require a contract. The lender will provide a specific checklist.
How much down payment or equity is required?
The required contribution varies with property type, program, cash flow, borrower strength, and lender limits. We will review the scenario before discussing potential leverage.
Will the loan be fully paid off at the end of its term?
Not necessarily. A commercial loan’s amortization period may be longer than its loan term, leaving a balloon balance at maturity. Review both the payment schedule and the maturity obligation.
Have more questions? Contact us — we’re here to help.
FINANCING FOR YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with what your business needs to accomplish.
- Manage cash flow
- Purchase equipment or inventory
- Expand your business
- Buy an existing business
- Review eligible business debt
LOOK AT THE WHOLE PICTURE
Need business funding too?
If your property plans include equipment, expansion, or working capital, we can also help you explore business financing options.
Purchase Property
Explore acquisition financing
Refinance a Loan
Review available structures
Fund the Business
Explore business financing
HAVE A COMMERCIAL PROPERTY SCENARIO?
Let’s Talk Through Your Options
Share the property type, location, estimated value or purchase price, and the financing you need. We’ll help you understand possible next steps.
Please don’t include sensitive financial information
Financing is subject to lender approval, eligibility, underwriting, and program availability. Rates, fees, terms, documentation, collateral, and guarantee requirements vary. Prosperis helps clients explore financing through lending and referral relationships; the financing provider makes credit decisions. This is not a commitment to lend.