Corporate Loan Products


  • Conventional Commercial Loans (All forms)
  • Small Balance Commercial Loans
  • Bridge Loans (Especially large balance)
  • Securities Based Financing (Loans against stocks, bonds, mutual funds etc. As well as some IRA’s/401K’s)
  • Multi-Family
  • Apartment Buildings
  • Hospitality Industry (Hotel, Motel, Event Centers)
  • Office Buildings
  • Medical, Medical, Medical! (Buildings, Re-Fi’s, Purchases,
  • Working Capital as part of a refinance or purchase etc.)
  • Church Loans
  • Hard Money
  • Deposit Based Financing (ACH Debit)
  • Credit Card Lines of Credit
  • Residential (Alternative Financing i.e. Foreign
  • Investors, High Number of Properties, Stated
  • Income/Stated Asset)
  • Blanket Residential (5 properties minimum, no max)
  • All SBA Categories
  • Construction Loans
  • Large Balance Mezzanine, Bridge Equity (15MM and above)
  • Lending From Hedge Funds (10MM and above)
  • AR (Based on Accounts Receivables)
  • Equipment Purchasing
  • Franchise Financing
  • Farm/AG Financing
  • USDA


Apply for a Corporate Loan

Business Financing


The three major factors lenders look at are cash flow, credit and collateral. When businesses can demonstrate all three they stand a good chance of getting the funding they need. However, all too often something is missing and usually it's a lack of collateral since many businesses typically do not own buildings, valuable machinery or inventory that could easily be liquidated. Many times those businesses would be denied financing, however with us, very frequently we will be able to accomplish financing opportunities and options for them.


Real Estate Financing


Still reeling from the effects of the financial crisis, commercial banks are turning away good projects, cutting funding for projects in progress and refusing to refinance loans with balloon payments - a common feature in traditional commercial mortgages. With interest rates at or near record lows there is incredible incentive to take advantage of those rates, We have lenders that are more than interested in participating in both facilitating and servicing the needs of those borrowers desirous of taking advantage of today's superior rates.