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Commercial Real Estate Financing

Commercial real estate transactions vary widely by property type, use, and objective. We help owners and investors navigate financing for both owner-occupied and investment properties.

Overview

What This Covers

Whether a business is purchasing the building it operates from or an investor is acquiring an income-producing asset, the financing approach depends on the property, the transaction, and the borrower’s goals.

We help organize the opportunity, identify appropriate lending channels, and coordinate the process across a range of commercial property types.

Common Uses

  • Purchasing an owner-occupied property
  • Acquiring investment property
  • Refinancing existing commercial real estate
  • Repositioning or value-add projects
  • Portfolio growth
Programs

Financing Structures We Help Navigate

Financing is subject to lender criteria and approval. The programs below reflect common structures relevant to this area.

Owner-Occupied Commercial Real Estate

Financing for businesses purchasing or refinancing the property they operate from.

Investment Commercial Real Estate

Financing for income-producing commercial property held as an investment.

SBA 504 Real Estate

Long-term financing oriented toward owner-occupied commercial real estate and major fixed assets.

Bridge & Repositioning

Interim financing to support acquisition, transition, or value-add strategies.

What Lenders Evaluate

Key Considerations

Every transaction is different. These are among the factors typically relevant when evaluating financing in this area.

  • 01Property type, condition, and occupancy
  • 02Owner-occupied versus investment use
  • 03Property cash flow and, where relevant, business cash flow
  • 04Sponsorship experience and the overall transaction structure

Related Solutions

Are you a CPA, broker, attorney, or advisor working with a client on this type of transaction? Explore VEQSA Capital partnerships.

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