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A commercial mortgage is a loan secured against commercial property such as offices, retail spaces, or multi-family buildings. It differs from residential loans because lenders consider business income, property use, and market risks.
Rates depend on property type, borrower strength, loan amount, and whether the loan qualifies for insured mortgage rates. Working with a commercial finance broker helps secure competitive terms.
A bridge mortgage provides temporary financing until permanent funding is secured. It is commonly used during property purchases where timing is critical.
Mortgage insurance programs provide coverage on loans, reducing lender risk and often lowering borrower interest rates. Options include rental construction financing and multifamily financing.
Brokers offer access to multiple commercial real estate lenders, negotiate better terms, and simplify the commercial lending process, saving clients time and money.