A  commercial mortgage lender will help your business finance the purchase of commercial real estate. No matter what the need of your business may be a commercial mortgage lender can help you get property for shopping centers, industrial buildings, office buildings, golf courses, resorts, hotels, parking garages, and more.

Browse all of the options below that a commercial mortgage lender can assist you with. Find a qualified commercial mortgage lender in our FREE business capital search engine.

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Capital Type Capital Type Definition
Acquisition and Development Raw land infrastructure development (streets, utilities, etc.)
Adjustable Commercial Mortgage Interest can fluctuate based on the current prime rate.
Construction Mini-Perm Construction with shorter 3 to 5 year loan options. Typically this is ideal for income property.
Construction Loan with Takeout Package Construction with pre-arranged takeout loan in place.
Fixed Rate Commercial Mortgage Interest rate will not move, and your payment is close to the same each month. This is ideal for budgeting.
Hard Money Loan Loans from private lenders based primarily on the hard asset value (commercial building, vacant land, etc.).
Interim Loan A short term (2 yrs or less), bridge or project type loan.
Joint Venture A financial partner in the development of real estate.
Participating Mortgage Lender receives a kicker for gross income above a preset level.
Real Estate Sale and Leaseback Lender purchases land and leases back to borrower (generally developer) for a fixed rent plus other considerations. Mortgages are issued on leasehold at market rates. Usually, produces more dollars than a mortgage.
Real Estate Purchase Loan Lending for the purchase of commercial real estate.
Second Mortgage (Commercial) Loan secured by equity behind that of the first lien.
Wraparound Lender makes a second mortgage and assumes the first mortgage.