Commercial deals fall apart for reasons that have nothing to do with the building. A partner files, a lender pulls a commitment, a loan matures on a Tuesday, an occupancy figure slips below a covenant. This card exists for those weeks. The published terms are the bridge program's: up to 70% LTV on commercial property, one or two years, loans to $25,000,000 and rates from 9.00% to 13.00%, with a 650 minimum score.
Six asset classes are named on the requirements line: retail, office, industrial, multifamily, mixed use and land. Land is the one worth pausing on, because it is the asset most conventional lenders will not touch at all, and it appears here because the underwriting is on value and exit rather than on income history. Occupancy is non-owner occupied.
Loan Goat publishes the same benefits here as on the residential hard money card: defaults and notices of default, matured loans and bailouts weighed against the equity above the 650 floor, and closings in as quickly as 3 days. What changes is the property. Note that the live page reuses the residential paragraph word for word; the version on this page is the corrected wording, flagged to the client for approval.
Terms, requirements and benefits on this page are printed exactly as Loan Goat publishes them.