Post your commercial property request — retail, office, mixed-use, and more
Commercial financing covers a wide range of property types and situations — retail, office, mixed-use, industrial, and other income-producing commercial real estate — and private lenders in this space typically look harder at the property's use, tenant situation, and loan-to-value than a residential-style credit review. Terms and lender appetite vary more here than almost anywhere else on this platform, which makes reaching more than one or two lenders genuinely useful instead of just convenient.
Describe the property type, purchase price or value, loan amount, and your plan once, and it's visible to every private lender on the platform who funds commercial deals — not just the ones already in your contact list. Your name, phone, and property address stay sealed until a lender pays $50 to claim the request and reaches out to you directly.
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Post your commercial property requestWhat is commercial real estate financing?
Commercial real estate financing is for income-producing properties that aren't residential rentals: retail, office, industrial, mixed-use and similar. Lenders look at how the property is used, who occupies it, and the income it produces.
What investors use commercial real estate financing for
- Buying a retail, office, industrial or mixed-use building
- Refinancing a commercial property
- Funding improvements or a repositioning of a commercial property
- Bridging to longer-term financing
What lenders typically look at
Every lender is different, but these are the things that commonly come up:
- The property type and how it's used
- Tenants, leases and occupancy
- The income and expenses of the property
- The loan amount compared with the property's value
- The location and condition
- Your experience and your business plan
What to have ready before you post
- The property type and location
- The purchase price or value, and the loan amount you want
- The tenant and occupancy situation
- Your plan and timeline to close
Frequently asked questions
What property types count as "commercial" here?
Retail, office, industrial, mixed-use, and similar income-producing commercial real estate. If your deal doesn't fit DSCR, fix-and-flip, multifamily, bridge, or ground-up construction, this is likely the right category.
Does the property need existing tenants?
No — describe the current tenant and occupancy situation honestly in your request, whether it's fully leased, partially vacant, or owner-user.
How do loan terms get decided?
Directly between you and the lender who claims your request. Commercial terms vary significantly by lender, property type, and deal — My Investor Loans doesn't set or standardize them.
Is this only for large deals?
No — there's no platform minimum. Be specific about size and scope so the right lenders take notice.
Who can see my deal before I'm contacted?
Every lender sees the public deal terms. Only the lender who pays to claim your specific request sees your name, phone, and property address.
How is commercial financing different from multifamily financing?
Multifamily is for properties with five or more residential rental units. Commercial covers other income-producing property such as retail, office, industrial and mixed-use. Some mixed-use buildings could fit either, so describe the property and lenders will see which applies.
What should I include about my tenants?
Say whether the property is fully leased, partly vacant, or occupied by your own business, and roughly how long the leases run. Lenders want to understand how stable the income is.
Ready to put your deal in front of lenders?
Post your request once. Participating lenders can review it, and your contact information stays private until a lender claims it. Posting is free. See how it works.
Post your commercial property requestOther types of investment-property financing
- Multifamily loans — for residential buildings with five or more units.
- Bridge loans — for short-term financing before a sale or permanent loan.
- DSCR loans — for residential rental properties.
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