Commercial Loan Intake Form

Loan Criteria:

1.) Office, Warehouse, Industrial, Retail, Multi-Family and Self-Storage

2.) Loan Minimum: $500,000

3.) Location: All 50 States

Loan Types:

Office, warehouse, industrial, retail, multi-family, and self-storage loans are types of commercial real estate financing, each catering to specific property types:


Office Loans: These are used to finance office buildings. Lenders consider factors like location, tenant quality, and market trends when assessing risk. Typically, these loans are for properties used for business operations rather than residential purposes.


Warehouse Loans: These loans finance warehouses or distribution centers. Investors often use them for properties that support logistics and supply chain operations. Lenders look at the demand for storage space and the tenant's stability in evaluating the loan.


Industrial Loans: Financing for factories, manufacturing plants, or other industrial properties. These loans are riskier due to specialized use but can offer high returns if the business is successful. Location, property condition, and tenant profiles are key considerations.


Retail Loans: These are for shopping centers, malls, and standalone retail buildings. Lenders assess foot traffic, tenant mix, and local economic health. The shift to e-commerce has added complexity to this sector, making it a riskier investment.


Multi-Family Loans: These loans fund apartment complexes or residential buildings with multiple units. They are often more stable due to consistent rental income and growing demand for rental housing. Lenders examine property condition, market rents, and occupancy rates.


Self-Storage Loans: Financing for storage facilities where individuals or businesses can rent space. This sector has grown with the rise in demand for personal and commercial storage. Lenders focus on location, demand, and property management.


Each loan type has unique risks and opportunities, shaped by the asset class and market conditions.