What lenders look at
- Building specs: clear height, loading, power
- Single-tenant versus multi-tenant
- Lease term and tenant credit
- Environmental history
- Owner-user business financials
We package these points up front, so the lenders who see your deal already understand its strengths and how any weak spots are handled.
Loan options for this property type
Purchase loans
Buy multifamily, retail, office, industrial or special-purpose property with bank, agency or private financing.
Refinance and cash-out
Lower your payment, replace a maturing loan, or pull equity for your next acquisition.
SBA 504 loans
Owner-occupied real estate with as little as 10% down and long-term fixed rates.
Construction loans
Ground-up and heavy-rehab financing, with draws structured around your build schedule.
Frequently asked questions
Do industrial properties need an environmental report?
Almost always. Lenders typically require a Phase I environmental site assessment, and sometimes a Phase II if the history raises questions.
Can I finance a warehouse for my own business?
Yes. Owner-users often use SBA 504 for its low down payment and fixed rate.
Do you finance single-tenant industrial?
Yes. Lenders focus on the tenant's credit and the remaining lease term.