Business Loans and Mortgages

Learn about the best business loans and mortgages for your personal investments.
With so many different options a borrower can choose from when looking to finance a business or commercial property, it may be difficult to decide what will work best for you or your company. For example, there are SBA loans for small businesses and bridge loans for those who are looking to finance short-term. However, two of the most popular business loan and mortgage options for larger investments are commercial real estate loans and commercial mortgages. These are traditional business loans and mortgages for professionals interested in financing professional real estate.

Commercial real estate loans are available on all types of income producing and commercial properties, including; shopping centers, motels and apartments, office buildings, automobile dealerships, health care facilities, owner occupied buildings, manufacturing facilities and more.

Commercial mortgages often include much of the above, as well as; industrial buildings, golf courses, resorts, hotels, parking garages, car washes, construction loans, ground leases, seconds, and wraparounds.

If you are looking to finance any of the above properties long-term, rather than a small business or short-term loan, these options are probably the best for you.

Often a lender can provide fast and easy real estate loansdesigned for the small commercial building owner or investor. The borrowing process is simplified for small commercial building owners or investors, and lenders will offer very competitive rates, terms and costs. Loan amounts will range from $500K to $2 Million.

Another option might be a commercial mortgage over $2 Million. These loans offer many options for the owners or purchasers of larger commercial properties. Extremely competitive rates and terms are often available by your lender for office, industrial, retail, warehouse, manufacturing, R&D, resort, hotel and health care facilities.

Visit Security National Capital today to learn more about business loans and mortgages.

By Michael Southard
Published: 9/22/2005
 
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