Property information
Purchase contract or current mortgage statement, plus property insurance
Business Capital Advisors
Buy, refinance, or pull equity out of commercial property.
From acquisition to refinance or recapitalization, we structure property-backed financing around the asset, occupancy, cash flow, and exit.

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Finance an owner-occupied or investment property with a structure matched to the asset and its cash flow.
Popular for: Business owners · Investors · Developers
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*Illustrative principal-and-interest payment only. Actual rate, leverage, term, balloon, fees, reserves, prepayment provisions, appraisal, title, environmental review, and closing costs depend on the property, occupancy, borrower, loan purpose, and funding partner.
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Product definition
A commercial real estate loan finances property used for business or investment purposes. The right structure depends on the property, occupancy, operating income, borrower liquidity, and whether the goal is acquisition, refinance, construction, or cash-out capital.
How commercial real estate financing works
Share the property, purpose, occupancy, and financing need.
We assess the asset, cash flow, borrower, and requested structure.
Compare lender paths that fit the property and the exit.
Select written terms and complete lender conditions.
Appraisal, title, and any environmental work clear for funding.
What you'll need
Purchase contract or current mortgage statement, plus property insurance
Rent roll and leases for tenanted property, and operating statements where available
Personal and business tax returns, plus a personal financial statement
Entity documents for the title-holding company and identity documents for each guarantor
We keep your information secure and private.
Common questions
Property type, occupancy, cash flow, leverage, and exit all shape the lender fit. Start with the questions property owners ask first.
Retail, warehouse, office, mixed use, auto service, and residential rental from 1-4 units up to 5+ unit multifamily. Owner-occupied and investment both work. Occupancy drives which lenders will look at the file: long-term leased, month to month, short-term rental, partially leased, vacant, or occupied by your own business.
Yes. Cash-out refinance is a standard purpose alongside purchase and rate-and-term refinance. How much depends on appraised value, existing lien balances, and the loan-to-value ceiling the lender applies to that property type and occupancy. Vacant and under-renovation properties are held to tighter ceilings than a leased building.
Plan on 30-45 days for a conventional file. Under 15 days is possible through a bridge or private lender when the property and the exit are clean, and you pay for that speed in rate. Appraisal, title work, and any environmental review set the floor, not the paperwork.
Delayed financing covers exactly that. A purchase made with cash in the last 12 months can be refinanced without the usual seasoning wait, which puts your capital back to work instead of leaving it parked in the building.
Yes. Blanket and portfolio structures put multiple properties under a single loan, which is usually cheaper to close and simpler to service than four separate files.
Clear structures. Property-aware underwriting. Local expert support.