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Your Business is Our Business.

Navigate the world of commercial mortgages with Lendwire’s expert guidance. We’re here to support both commercial property owners and business leaders, ensuring you secure the best financial solutions for your ventures.

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Business is Our Business.

1st Mortgages

6-Month Fixed (<80% LTV)

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INTEREST ONLY

1-Year Fixed (<80% LTV)

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6-Month Fixed (>80% LTV)

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1-Year Fixed (>80% LTV)

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2nd Mortgages

6-Month Fixed (<80% LTV)

INTEREST ONLY
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1-Year Fixed (<80% LTV)

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6-Month Fixed (>80% LTV)

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1-Year Fixed (>80% LTV)

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3rd Mortgages

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT LENDWIRE CLIENT SERVICES.

Rates and fees subject to change without prior notice. Prospective borrowers that currently have a property tax or mortgage payment arrears may be subject to a premium in either interest rate or lender fees. All deals may be subject to an administration and commitment fee. Terms and conditions apply. 

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LENDWIRE 3 point STRATEGY

1. Financials

Before applying for a commercial mortgage, ensure that your financials are in order. This includes having a well-detailed audited or unaudited financial report as well as any details regarding future projections. Net worth statements can also help build a strong case for the use of funds or to justify the purchase.

2. CAP RATE

This is a term that almost all commercial investors and owner-operators have heard of. Your Cap Rate can help lenders understand the property’s potential return on investment. A property with a health Cap Rate indicates good income potential, making it more attractive to lenders.

3. Strategize

What type of term suits your needs? Are you considering a short-term bridge loan to expedite your growth initiatives? Or do you prfer a long-term solution that ensures stability for your commercial property? Keep in mind that your strategy significantly impacts the success of your deal.

1. Financials

Before applying for a commercial mortgage, ensure that your financials are in order. This includes having a well-detailed audited or unaudited financial report as well as any details regarding future projections. Net worth statements can also help build a strong case for the use of funds or to justify the purchase.

2. CAP RATE

This is a term that almost all commercial investors and owner-operators have heard of. Your Cap Rate can help lenders understand the property’s potential return on investment. A property with a health Cap Rate indicates good income potential, making it more attractive to lenders.

3. Strategize

What type of term suits your needs? Are you considering a short-term bridge loan to expedite your growth initiatives? Or do you prfer a long-term solution that ensures stability for your commercial property? Keep in mind that your strategy significantly impacts the success of your deal.

Questions? We've Got Answers.

How secure are my documents with Lendwire?

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What are the typical terms?

Commercial mortgages generally have shorter terms, often around 5-10 years, and may include a balloon payment at the end. Interest rates can also be variable or fixed, so it’s essential to understand your options and how they align with your business plans.

Can I get a commercial mortgage if my business is new?

 It’s definitely tougher for newer businesses to secure a commercial mortgage, mainly because lenders look for a track record of profitability. You may need to offer additional collateral or a larger down payment to improve your chances.

What kind of down payment is needed?

The down payment for a commercial mortgage is typically higher than for a residential one, often ranging from 25% to 35%. The exact amount will depend on various factors including the lender’s requirements, the property type, and your business’s financial health.