Mixed-Use Financing
Financing for properties that combine residential units with retail, office or other commercial uses.
Financing Structured Around Your Objective
Mixed-use financing depends heavily on the residential/commercial income split, property configuration, tenant mix, location, occupancy and lender appetite for the specific asset.
- Residential-over-retail properties
- Main-street mixed-use buildings
- Commercial/residential income analysis
- Acquisition and refinance
- Renovation financing
- Insured options where program criteria permit
What We Look At First
Asset type, location, condition, occupancy and tenancy.
NOI, rent roll, operating history and debt-service capacity.
Experience, liquidity, net worth and sponsorship strength.
Requested leverage, equity, existing debt and use of proceeds.
Purchase conditions, maturity dates, construction milestones or closing requirements.
Long-term hold, refinance, stabilization, sale or insured take-out.
Send Us the Deal Details
The financing inquiry is structured to capture the key information needed for an initial commercial mortgage review.
Start Financing Inquiry →Information on this page is general and educational. Financing terms, lender availability and approvals depend on the specific transaction and applicable lender requirements.