Connecticut Commercial Lending

Connecticut Commercial Lending

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Connecticut Real Estate Commercial Funding

Specialty Lending Division of Connecticut Real Estate Brokerage LLC.
Commercial Mortgages


We can provide financing for many types of commercial properties such as:

  • Multi-family (5+ units)
  • Factories/Warehouses
  • Office Buildings
  • Retail/Malls
  • Mixed Use
  • Hotels/Motels
  • Automotive
  • Gas Stations
  • Restaurants
  • Asst. Living
  • Retirement
  • Churches
  • Medical/Dental Practices
  • Hard Money Loans
  • Rehab Financing/Development Property
  • Construction Loans – SBA Loans – EB5

We also have leasing solutions:

  • Equipment Financing and Leasing 
  • Factoring For All Industries
  • Commercial Mortgages Small Business Loans
  • Working Capital Loans
  • Inventory Financing

The right financing for all of your client’s needs!

CTRE Commercial Funding is a commercial lender that offers loans backed by hard collateral. In most cases this is real estate, but it can also include factoring, non-conforming assets, or other sources of collateral.

There are no tiring forms. Just call and a real live person will respond to you within a few hours, usually within 5 minutes. Tells us what you need and what you have and we will begin to match you with the best resources for you.

Contact:
Stephen Schappert, Commercial Mortgage Broker & Consultant

Connecticut Real Estate Commercial Funding   
A Division Of Connecticut Real Estate Brokerage LLC.
(203) 994-3950
Broker@CTREB.com


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Learn More about Commercial Lending on Wikipedia.  We are not a bank, if you are looking for a simple mortgage we can recommend many local brokers and banks. We provide this information from Wikipedia so you have a solid non-biased resource regarding the process.

Commercial lending practices

Commercial lenders include commercial banksmutual companies, private lending institutions, hard money lenders and other financial groups. These lenders typically have widely varying standards on which they base their loan criteria and evaluate potential borrowers—but are often focused exclusively on the private market and have more lenient financial qualifications than banks.

Commercial lenders specialize in hard money and bridge loans, often those that close quickly, in as little as two weeks. The commercial loan industry is most often accessed through commercial brokers, who provide an evaluation of a borrower and then recommend the loan to a number of different commercial lenders whom they feel will be most likely to fund the borrower’s request. Going through a broker rather than directly through a lender may cause longer wait times for loan financing and more up-front fees. However, they can greatly facilitate the process and come up with innovative and unique ways to overcome obstacles that the borrower may not be able to access on their own.

Costs of commercial lenders

Commercial lenders weigh the type, quality, and equity of the hard collateral very heavily. They provide the borrower with the greatest flexibility but also the highest rates when compared with bank loans. Many commercial loans are bridge loans where a higher rate is a good trade off for the speed with which the loan is delivered and the flexibility of the finance terms behind it.

Commercial lending industry

Thanks to freedom from regulation, the commercial lending industry operates with particular speed and responsiveness, making it an attractive option for those seeking quick funding. However, this has also created a highly predatory lending environment where many companies refer loans to one another (brokering), increasing the price and loan points with each referral.

There is also great concern about the practices of some lending companies in the industry who require upfront payments to investigate loans and refuse to lend on virtually all properties while keeping this fee. Borrowers are advised not to work with hard money lenders who require exorbitant upfront fees prior to funding in order to reduce this risk.


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