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Commercial Loans
Investment and commercial real estate financing runs on different rules than a residential mortgage. I'll walk you through underwriting that's built around the property's numbers, not just yours.
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What commercial financing covers
Multifamily properties (typically five units and up), retail buildings, office space, mixed-use properties, and other investment or business-use real estate all fall under commercial financing rather than a standard residential mortgage.
How underwriting is different
Residential loans are underwritten primarily around your personal income and credit. Commercial loans are often underwritten around the property itself — specifically its cash flow, using a debt-service coverage ratio (DSCR) that compares the property's income to its debt obligations. Your personal financials still matter, but the property's performance carries real weight.
Who this fits well
- Real estate investors acquiring or refinancing multifamily, retail, or mixed-use properties
- Business owners purchasing property for their own operations
- Investors scaling a portfolio who want a lender who understands DSCR-based underwriting
Terms look different, too
Commercial loans often carry shorter amortization periods, different rate structures, and more variation lender to lender than residential financing. There's no single standard product — the right structure depends heavily on the property and your goals for it.
Have a property or portfolio in mind?
Tell me about the deal — I'll tell you how it's likely to underwrite.