Find the Right Structure for Your Property

A commercial mortgage broker helps borrowers understand financing options and connect with potential lenders. The broker can help organize transaction details, explain lender requirements, and compare possible loan structures based on the property and borrower.

Financing may be available for property types such as office, retail, industrial, multifamily, and mixed-use buildings. Eligibility depends on the property, borrower, intended use, loan request, and lender criteria.

Lenders commonly request details about the property, purchase or refinance terms, income and expenses, borrower finances, and business plans. Requirements vary, so an initial conversation can help identify which information may apply to your transaction.

Refinancing may be an option for some commercial properties. Lenders can assess property performance, current debt, borrower finances, and the requested loan terms. Comparing costs and timing with your goals can help determine whether to explore it.

Timing varies with the loan type, property, borrower documentation, appraisal, underwriting, and lender process. Sharing complete information early and responding to requests promptly may help keep the transaction moving, but closing dates cannot be guaranteed.