🏢 Commercial / Investment Real Estate Financing

Commercial Real Estate Financing

Commercial Real Estate (CRE) financing provides capital for businesses to buy, build, or renovate income-producing properties (offices, retail, industrial, multifamily) using loans from banks, agencies (SBA), or private lenders.

Types of CRE Financing

• Term Loans: Standard commercial loans for various property types (office, retail, industrial).
• Construction Loans: Several types for ground-up or renovation projects.
• SBA Loans: Government-backed with lower rates, longer terms (25 yrs), and lower down payments (as low as 10%).
• CMBS: Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities for developers with bond-issuance structures.
• Bridge Loans: Short-term loans for quick financing needs before permanent financing is available.
• Refinancing: Various refinancing options for existing commercial properties.

Key Features

• Down Payments: Typically 20% to 40% of the property's value
• Loan Terms: Often 5–20 years, with balloon payments possible
• Collateral: The commercial property itself secures the loan
• Uses: Acquisition, construction, refinancing, expansion

How GGA Helps

Greater Globe Alliance will help your firm tailor a commercial real estate financing structure that works with your developmental deal. GGA and its network can assist you in securing funding for a wide range of commercial and developmental real estate projects — whether commercial, industrial, or entire residential zone developments.

Despite how large or complicated the real estate need is, GGA simplifies the financing and its processes so you can grow your business portfolio confidently.

Standard Real Estate Investment Loan Types

A few types of standard real estate investment loans that we generally offer, besides certain tailor made loan structures:

• DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) Rental Loans
• Fix & Rent
• Fix & Flip Bridge Loans
• Stabilized Bridge Loan
• Bridge ("No Rehab")
• Ground Up Construction
• Mid Construction Financing
• Refinance Loans

Will not affect your business or personal credit score