Orange County commercial real estate financing
Orange County's commercial market is expensive and competitive, and a single bank's credit box often doesn't fit a real deal. An apartment building in Anaheim, a retail center in Santa Ana, an industrial building in Irvine or a medical office in Newport Beach can each fit very different lenders. As a commercial mortgage broker, we shop your loan to the lenders actively funding that property type and size, then put competing terms in front of you.
Recent Orange County closings
Loan programs we place in Orange County
- Purchase loans
- Refinance and cash-out
- Construction loans
- Bridge loans
- SBA 7(a) loans
- SBA 504 loans
- Business loans
- DSCR investor loans
Property types we finance
- Multifamily and apartments
- Retail and shopping centers
- Office buildings
- Industrial and warehouse
- Hotels and motels
- Medical and healthcare
- Self storage
- Mixed use
- Special purpose properties
Serving all of Orange County
We work with borrowers across Orange County, including Anaheim, Santa Ana, Irvine, Tustin, Orange, Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Fullerton, Newport Beach, Stanton, Westminster, Buena Park, Lake Forest and Mission Viejo, and throughout Southern California.
Frequently asked questions
Do you only lend in Orange County?
No. Our office is in Tustin and many of our borrowers are local, but we place loans nationwide. Recent closings include deals in Walnut Creek, Vallejo and Boston as well as Anaheim and Stanton.
Can I meet in person?
Yes. Call 714-617-4290 to set a time at our Tustin office at 17461 Irvine Blvd, Suite S, or book a call if that's easier.
Why use a broker instead of my local bank?
A bank can only offer its own loan programs. We take your deal to the banks, credit unions, debt funds, SBA lenders and private lenders most likely to fund it, so you can compare written terms side by side. Read the full comparison.
How fast can I get terms?
We aim to send written terms within 48 hours of receiving the basics on your deal. Time to close depends on the lender and loan type.