
A commercial loan constitutes a financial agreement grounded in debt between a business and a financial institution, such as a bank or lender. Typically, collateral—such as commercial property or equipment—and financial statements demonstrating repayment capacity are prerequisites for most commercial loans. Our offerings may encompass "Full Doc" , "Lite Doc“ or “No Doc” loan programs for clients seeking financing for new purchases or refinancing.
AGENDA TODAY
Topic One: Commercial Purchase & Refinance
Topic Two: Full Doc, Lite, or No Doc Loans
Topic Three: New Construction and Fix N’ Flip Loans
Topic Four: Bridge Loans or Hard Money Loans
Topic Five: Residential Investment Loans
Topic Six: USDA (B&I) Commercial Loans
Topic Seven: SBA Loans and Qualification Requirements
Topic Eights: FHA/ Fannie Mae Commercial Loans
Topic Nine: Processing Steps and Timeline
Topic Ten: Loan Scenarios and Conclusion