Commercial real estate financing for owners and investors
Purchase, refinance, cash-out and bridge loans across property types.
How real estate businesses use financing
Owner-occupants get the best terms, and SBA 504 often beats conventional on down payment for the building you operate from. Investors are underwritten on the property's income, with bridge loans covering value-add projects until permanent financing is in place.
Bank, credit union, SBA and private lenders each structure these loans differently. Compare the terms against the property and the timeline.
Common financing needs
Buy your building
SBA 504 with as little as 10 percent down for owner-occupied property.
Refinance or cash out
Replace a maturing note or unlock equity to fund the business.
Bridge and value-add
Short-term financing for acquisitions and renovations that do not yet qualify for permanent debt.
Capital Ally
Financing options for real estate businesses.
Check eligibility in a few minutes, then compare the offers you receive by payment, cost and total payback. Checking does not affect your credit score.