Commercial real estate loans
A commercial real estate loan is a business-purpose mortgage secured by income-producing or owner-occupied property such as multifamily, retail, office, industrial or mixed-use buildings.
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A bridge loan is short-term financing, usually 12 to 36 months, used to buy or reposition a property until it qualifies for long-term permanent financing or is sold.
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A DSCR loan is an investment property loan that qualifies on the property's rental income, measured by the debt service coverage ratio, instead of on the borrower's personal income or tax returns.
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A construction loan funds the cost of building or substantially renovating a property, paid out in draws as work is completed, and is usually repaid by a permanent loan or a sale when the project is finished.
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An SBA loan is a small business loan made by a bank or other approved lender and partially guaranteed by the U.S. Small Business Administration, which lets lenders offer longer terms and lower down payments than most conventional business loans.
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A business line of credit is a revolving credit facility a company can draw on, repay and draw on again up to a set limit, paying interest only on the amount outstanding.
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Equipment financing is a loan or lease used to acquire business equipment, where the equipment itself typically serves as the collateral.
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