Commercial loans in Connecticut
Retail, office, multifamily 5+ units. Tell FundShift about your deal once and get matched — free — with loan officers who work Commercial loans in Connecticut.
What is a Commercial loan?
A commercial real estate loan finances income-producing property such as retail, office, industrial, and multifamily buildings with five or more units.
How it works
- Underwriting focuses on the property's net operating income and debt service coverage.
- Terms are often shorter than the amortization, ending in a balloon payment.
- The borrower's experience with similar property carries weight.
Who it's for
- Investors buying or refinancing commercial property
- Owner-operators buying the building their business uses
- Multifamily investors at 5+ units
- Property
- Commercial or investment property
- Documentation
- Rent roll, operating statements, and borrower or sponsor financials
- Term
- Commonly 5 to 10 years with longer amortization
FundShift loan officers for Commercial loans in Connecticut
No loan officer with a public FundShift profile lists Commercial loans in Connecticut yet. You don't need to pick from a list: submit your request and lenders compete for it — FundShift routes it to the loan officers whose licensing and programs fit a Commercial deal in Connecticut.
Submit your requestCommercial loans in Connecticut: common questions
What is a Commercial loan?
A commercial real estate loan finances income-producing property such as retail, office, industrial, and multifamily buildings with five or more units.
Who is a Commercial loan a good fit for in Connecticut?
Commercial loans tend to fit investors buying or refinancing commercial property, owner-operators buying the building their business uses, and multifamily investors at 5+ units. Occupancy: commercial or investment property.
What does it take to qualify for a Commercial loan?
Rent roll, operating statements, and borrower or sponsor financials. Guidelines are set by each lender, so requirements differ from one lender to the next.
Does a Commercial lender need to be licensed in Connecticut?
Commercial loans are business-purpose credit for investment property. Business-purpose lending is generally treated differently from consumer mortgage licensing, which is why FundShift can match a Connecticut request to lenders who work investor deals in Connecticut. Rules vary by state and deal, so confirm the requirements with your lender.
What are Commercial rates like right now?
Rates depend on your credit, down payment, property, and the lender's pricing that day. FundShift doesn't publish a Commercial rate it can't source — a matched loan officer quotes your actual rate.
How does FundShift match me with a Commercial lender in Connecticut?
You submit one request. FundShift scores it and routes it to a small number of loan officers who serve Connecticut and work Commercial loans, ranked on geography, specialty, and track record. FundShift is not a lender and does not make credit decisions.
How long is a typical Commercial loan?
Commonly 5 to 10 years with longer amortization.