Commercial Property Investment Loans

Rate Range:

5.25% – 9.00%

Commercial loan pricing is influenced by asset quality, cash flow stability, loan structure, and capital source.

Key Factors That Impact Your Rate

Property Type

Different asset classes carry different risk profiles.

Property Type Pricing :

  • Multifamily (5+ Units): From 5.25%

  • NNN Single Tenant: From 5.75%

  • Industrial / Warehouse: From 6.25%

  • Office / Retail / Special-Use: From 6.25%

  • Short-Term/Bridge: From 9%

  • Mobile Home Park: From 5.75%

Loan-to-Value (LTV)

  • Lower leverage = better pricing

  • 60–65% LTV → strongest execution

  • 70–75% LTV → rate adjustments apply

DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio)

  • Stronger cash flow = lower risk

  • 1.30+ DSCR → best pricing

  • 1.20–1.29 → mid-range

  • 1.15–1.19 → pricing premiums apply

Credit Score

  • 740+ FICO → strongest execution

  • 700–739 → moderate pricing impact

  • 660–699 → higher rates and stricter terms
    (680 typically minimum)

Cash Reserves

  • More liquidity improves pricing

  • 6–12 months PITI preferred

  • Minimum reserves may result in higher rates or interest escrows

Occupancy

  • Stabilization drives pricing

  • 90%+ occupied → best rates

  • 80–89% occupied → mid-range pricing

  • <80% occupied → higher rates or bridge structure

Term Length

Loan term directly impacts rate and flexibility.

Term Option Pricing Impact:

  • 5 Year Fixed Interest Rate: Best Pricing Available

  • 10 Year Fixed Interest Rate: Slight Increase in pricing

  • 12-24 Month Bridge: Significant increase in pricing

Investor Capital Source

The source of capital significantly affects pricing, documentation, and flexibility.

Capital Source Rate & Structure Characteristics:

  • Institutional Capital: Lowest rates, strict underwriting, stabilized assets

  • Private Capital: Higher rates, flexible terms, transitional or value-add assets

Why Investors Use Commercial Loans

  • Flexible term and amortization options

  • Asset-based underwriting

  • Scalable for larger acquisitions

  • Capital options for both stabilized and transitional assets