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Listed below is a partial list of properties that require commercial financing. |
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Mixed-Use & Multi |
Retail |
- Regional Enclosed
- Strip Center
- Outlet Mall
- Free Standing
- Single Tenant
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- Storefronts with Apts.
- Bread & Breakfasts with Apts.
- Garden Apartments
- Hi-Rise Apartments
- Mid-Rise Apartments
- Low/Mod Income
- Underlying Coop
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Office |
Special Purpose |
- Single Tenant
- Hi-Rise Tower
- Mid-Rise Office
- Office Over Retail
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- Lighting Manufacturing
- Warehouse/Distribution
- Self Storage
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Mixed-Use Loans |
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Mixed-use loans cover commercial properties that consist of combination of construction type that has facility space for other uses, including retail and office. Properties are generally characterized by quality, amenities, facilities and strong, good or fair location. |
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Multi-Family Loans |
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Multi-Family Properties are residential buildings that contain individual units (usually more than 4) or independent dwellings units for several households but carry only one mortgage. There are traditional, market rent, multi-family residential complexes located in both city and suburban markets; the conventional property is characterized by good location, appearance, construction quality and amenities. |
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Commercial Loans |
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Commercial loans refer to properties with retail, industrial and/or office use. Retail properties typically offer a complimentary mix of tenants that meet the convenience needs of neighborhood residents, such as Laundromats, video stores, and convenience stores. Industrial uses for properties contain single or multi-tenanted warehouse, manufacturing, distribution or research and development spaces. Properties with office space may be located both in central business districts and suburban areas. |
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