Purchase and acquisition
Commercial Purchase
Finance the acquisition of commercial property on the date the contract sets.
A purchase runs on someone else's clock. There is a seller, a signed contract, and a closing date, and the money has to be ready before due diligence expires. As a broker we take the same file to more than one lender, which is how a deal that misses one credit box still gets a term sheet.
The program covers the property types operators actually buy: multifamily, retail, office, industrial, medical and dental, and hospitality. Structure — bridge or longer-term — follows the cash flow and the closing date, not a product menu.
Eligible property
- Multifamily
- Retail
- Office
- Industrial and warehouse
- Medical and dental office
- Restaurants and hospitality
Figures
- Timeline
- Contract-driven
- How we shop it
- Multiple lenders
- Where files start
- From $100,000
- Structure
- Bridge or permanent
- Borrowers
- Business owners and investors
- Where we place files
- Nationwide
Questions on this program
Often, if we see the contract early. Bridge capital is the tool when the date will not wait for a bank committee. Permanent financing is the tool when the property is already cash-flowing and the seller will give the file room.