Get a quoteMost private lenders stop at single family homes. We lend against apartment buildings, mixed-use, retail, offices, industrial and more, with the same in-house decisions and fast closings as our residential loans.

Most large private lenders sell their loans on, and the buyers of those loans want single family homes. Commercial property rarely fits, so the lender says no before looking at the deal.
We lend from our own balance sheet and keep our loans. That means we can judge a commercial property on its merits: what it is worth, what it earns and how you plan to exit.
Apartment buildings of four units and up.
Shops or offices with apartments above.
Storefronts and neighborhood retail.
Including small office buildings.
Medical offices and facilities.
We have lent against pubs, including a rural one.
Real estate used by licensed cannabis businesses.
Warehouses and light industrial.
If it is commercial real estate, show us. We consider all property types.
A bridge loan is against the property itself, to buy, refinance or release equity. Rehab funding on commercial property is by exception.
Multifamily needs a minimum value of $75,000 and 750 square feet per unit. Leverage is lower for rural property and vacant land.

Yes, on apartment buildings of four units and up. Each unit needs a minimum value of $75,000 and at least 750 square feet.
Yes. We lend on mixed-use buildings, retail, offices, industrial, medical facilities and other commercial property.
No experience is required for a bridge loan against an existing property.
Seven to ten days is our standard across all loans. Commercial property can take a little longer where the appraisal does.
Yes, at lower leverage. We have funded a rural pub.