Key features
- Acquisition, refinance and cash-out scenarios
- Bridge and transitional financing
- Structures for complex or non-standard commercial assets
- Lender fit depends on deal size, asset class, geography and sponsor profile
Who this is designed for
Commercial property owners, developers, investors and business owners with larger or more complex financing requirements.
Property types and uses
Potential asset classes include multifamily, mixed-use, retail, office, industrial, hospitality and specialized commercial properties, subject to lender appetite.
Common questions
What counts as a large-balance commercial loan?+
There is no single universal threshold. The relevant lender channel depends on loan amount, asset class, leverage and transaction complexity.
Can large commercial loans be non-recourse?+
Some programs may offer non-recourse or limited-recourse structures, while others require guarantees. Terms depend on the lender and transaction.
Can a large commercial deal close with bridge financing?+
Yes, bridge lenders can be appropriate for time-sensitive, transitional or value-add transactions when there is a credible exit strategy.
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