Commercial Loans Nationwide: Commercial Real Estate & Business Financing.

Commercial Partners of Texas provides commercial loans nationwide for real estate investors, developers, business owners, and companies seeking financing for acquisitions, refinancing, construction, expansion, and other commercial financing needs.
Finding the right commercial loan can be challenging. Different properties, borrowers, projects, and investment strategies require different financing structures. A bank loan may work well for a stabilized property, while a bridge loan, construction loan, CMBS loan, SBA loan, or private-money loan may be more appropriate for another transaction.
At Commercial Partners of Texas, we help borrowers identify and structure commercial financing solutions based on the property, transaction, cash flow, credit profile, collateral, leverage requirements, and overall financing objectives.
We work with a broad network of traditional and non-bank lenders to help clients access commercial financing throughout the United States.
Commercial Loans for Businesses and Real Estate Investors
Commercial Partners of Texas offers a wide range of commercial financing options for businesses, investors, developers, builders, and property owners.
Commercial loan programs may include:
Commercial real estate loans
Commercial mortgage loans
Conventional bank loans
Bridge loans
Construction loans
CMBS loans
SBA 7(a) loans
SBA 504 loans
USDA business and real estate financing
DSCR loans
Private money and hard money loans
Fix-and-flip financing
Land loans
Multifamily loans
Hotel financing
Retail property loans
Office building loans
Industrial property financing
Medical building loans
Mixed-use property loans
Mezzanine financing
Preferred equity
Joint venture financing
Equipment financing
Business acquisition financing
Cash-out refinancing
The appropriate financing structure depends on the property, borrower, transaction, and lender requirements.
Commercial Real Estate Loans Nationwide
Commercial real estate financing is one of our core areas of expertise.
We provide financing solutions for investors and businesses purchasing, refinancing, developing, or improving commercial properties.
Our commercial real estate financing can be used for properties such as:
Multifamily Properties
Financing for apartment buildings, multifamily properties, and rental housing assets.
Retail Properties
Loans for shopping centers, retail buildings, strip centers, neighborhood centers, and other retail properties.
Office Buildings
Financing for office buildings, professional offices, medical offices, and owner-occupied commercial properties.
Industrial Properties
Financing for warehouses, distribution facilities, manufacturing properties, flex space, and industrial buildings.
Hotels and Hospitality
Financing options for hotels, motels, hospitality properties, and other lodging-related assets.
Mixed-Use Properties
Financing for properties combining residential, retail, office, or other commercial uses.
Medical Properties
Commercial financing for medical offices, healthcare facilities, and related properties.
Land and Development
Financing for commercial land acquisitions, development projects, and ground-up construction, subject to lender and project requirements.
Commercial Partners of Texas currently advertises commercial real estate financing for numerous property types and nationwide transactions.
Commercial Mortgage Loans
A commercial mortgage is typically used to purchase or refinance income-producing commercial property.
Depending on the transaction, borrowers may seek:
Purchase financing
Rate-and-term refinancing
Cash-out refinancing
Permanent financing
Short-term financing
Fixed-rate financing
Floating-rate financing
Recourse financing
Non-recourse financing
Interest-only financing
Commercial mortgage underwriting can consider the property's cash flow, debt-service coverage, occupancy, tenant leases, property value, borrower experience, liquidity, credit, and other factors.
Commercial Partners of Texas works with multiple lender categories rather than relying on a single lending source, allowing financing strategies to be evaluated across different types of lenders.
Commercial Bridge Loans
A commercial bridge loan provides short-term financing when a property or project does not yet qualify for traditional permanent financing.
Bridge financing may be useful for:
Property acquisitions
Value-add properties
Property renovations
Lease-up situations
Transitional properties
Repositioning projects
Time-sensitive acquisitions
Construction-to-permanent strategies
Refinancing maturing debt
Bridge loans can provide capital while a property is being stabilized, renovated, leased, or repositioned. Federal banking guidance describes bridge financing as short-term financing that can help commercial properties reach stabilization before permanent financing or another exit.
Commercial Construction Loans
Commercial construction financing can help fund ground-up development, expansion, renovation, and major improvements.
Construction financing may be available for:
Multifamily developments
Retail centers
Industrial buildings
Office buildings
Hotels
Medical facilities
Mixed-use developments
Commercial land development
Other eligible commercial projects
Construction loans generally require detailed project information, including construction budgets, plans and specifications, appraisal or valuation information, borrower experience, sources and uses, projected income, and an appropriate exit strategy.
CMBS Loans
Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (CMBS) loans are an important source of financing for qualifying commercial properties.
CMBS financing may be considered for stabilized properties with established cash flow, including certain:
Retail properties
Office buildings
Industrial properties
Multifamily properties
Hospitality properties
Mixed-use properties
CMBS financing can offer longer-term commercial financing structures and may provide an alternative to traditional bank financing depending on the property and borrower.
SBA Commercial Loans
Small business owners may also qualify for SBA financing when the business and transaction meet applicable program requirements.
SBA 7(a) Loans
SBA 7(a) financing can be used for qualifying business purposes, which may include real estate, business acquisitions, equipment, working capital, and other eligible uses.
SBA 504 Loans
The SBA 504 program provides long-term, fixed-rate financing for major fixed assets and can be used for qualifying purchases, construction, or improvements. SBA states that 504 financing is available through Certified Development Companies and is intended for eligible operating businesses.
SBA eligibility and loan limits depend on the specific program, borrower, property, and intended use of proceeds.
Private Money and Hard Money Commercial Loans
Traditional lenders are not the right fit for every transaction.
Private-money and hard-money financing can provide an alternative for certain commercial transactions where speed, collateral, property value, or a nontraditional situation is important.
These loans may be considered for:
Distressed properties
Vacant properties
Value-add projects
Short-term acquisitions
Fix-and-flip projects
Construction
Bridge financing
Borrowers requiring flexible underwriting
Time-sensitive transactions
Private financing generally comes with different pricing and terms than conventional bank financing, so borrowers should evaluate the complete cost of capital and repayment strategy.
DSCR Commercial and Investment Property Loans
Debt Service Coverage Ratio, or DSCR, is an important metric used by commercial lenders to evaluate whether property income can support debt payments.
DSCR-based financing can be particularly relevant to investors purchasing or refinancing income-producing properties.
Lenders may evaluate:
Property income
Operating expenses
Net operating income
Proposed debt service
Loan-to-value ratio
Property type
Borrower experience
Credit profile
Liquidity
Lease structure
The specific DSCR requirement varies by lender and loan program.
Commercial Property Refinancing
Commercial Partners of Texas also helps property owners explore refinancing options.
Commercial refinancing may be used to:
Replace an existing loan
Lower or restructure debt payments
Obtain a different loan term
Access property equity
Fund renovations
Consolidate eligible debt
Reposition a property
Transition from bridge financing to permanent financing
A refinancing strategy should consider not only the interest rate but also closing costs, prepayment penalties, loan term, amortization, recourse, debt-service requirements, and the borrower's long-term objectives.
Cash-Out Commercial Real Estate Loans
Property owners with sufficient equity may be able to use commercial real estate financing to access capital from an existing property.
Cash-out proceeds may potentially be used for eligible purposes such as:
Acquiring additional properties
Renovations
Business expansion
Working capital
Debt restructuring
Property improvements
Investment opportunities
Availability depends on lender guidelines, property value, existing debt, cash flow, and other underwriting requirements.
Commercial Loans for Investors and Developers
Real estate investors and developers often require financing that changes throughout the life of a project.
For example, an investor may need:
Acquisition Loan → Bridge Financing → Construction or Renovation Financing → Stabilization → Permanent Financing
Commercial Partners of Texas can help evaluate financing options for different stages of a commercial real estate transaction.
Our goal is to match the financing structure with the transaction rather than attempting to use the same loan program for every borrower.
Nationwide Commercial Financing
Commercial Partners of Texas is based in Houston, Texas, and works with commercial borrowers beyond the Texas market.
Our commercial financing services are available for qualifying transactions nationwide, subject to lender, property, and state requirements.
Whether you are purchasing a commercial property in Texas, refinancing an apartment building in Florida, developing an industrial project in Georgia, or seeking financing for another commercial property elsewhere in the United States, we can evaluate potential financing options.
Why Work With Commercial Partners of Texas?
Commercial financing is not a one-size-fits-all process.
Commercial Partners of Texas has more than 15 years of commercial finance experience and relationships with more than 150 traditional and non-traditional lenders, including banks, mortgage lenders, private lenders, CMBS lenders, hedge funds, and other capital sources.
We help borrowers:
Identify potential financing programs
Compare different lending structures
Prepare financing packages
Present transactions to appropriate lenders
Evaluate loan terms
Navigate commercial underwriting
Coordinate the financing process
Structure financing around the transaction
What Information Is Needed for a Commercial Loan?
The exact documentation depends on the loan program and transaction, but lenders may request:
Purchase contract
Property information
Current rent roll
Operating statements
Existing loan information
Property tax information
Insurance information
Personal financial statement
Business financial statements
Tax returns
Bank statements
Credit information
Construction budget
Plans and specifications
Appraisal
Environmental reports
Borrower experience
Business plan or project summary
Providing complete and accurate information early in the process can help lenders evaluate a transaction more efficiently.
How the Commercial Loan Process Works
1. Discuss Your Financing Needs
Tell us about the property, transaction, loan amount, purchase price or existing debt, and your financing objectives.
2. Review the Transaction
We evaluate the property, borrower, financial information, loan structure, and potential financing options.
3. Identify Potential Lenders
Based on the transaction, we identify lender programs that may fit the property's characteristics and financing requirements.
4. Submit the Financing Package
The appropriate lender receives the requested documentation and begins its underwriting process.
5. Review Terms
The borrower reviews the proposed loan structure, including rate, term, amortization, fees, leverage, recourse, prepayment provisions, and other applicable terms.
6. Underwriting and Due Diligence
The lender completes its underwriting and required due diligence.
7. Closing
Once all lender conditions are satisfied, the transaction proceeds toward closing and funding.
Frequently Asked Questions About Commercial Loans
What is a commercial loan?
A commercial loan is financing provided for a business purpose or commercial property. Commercial loans can include real estate mortgages, construction loans, bridge loans, SBA financing, equipment financing, business acquisition loans, and other forms of commercial credit.
Can I get a commercial loan to purchase a property?
Yes. Commercial acquisition financing is available for many types of commercial properties, subject to lender requirements.
Can I refinance an existing commercial property?
Yes. Commercial property owners may seek refinancing to replace existing debt, restructure financing, access equity, or transition from one financing structure to another.
Do you offer commercial loans outside Texas?
Yes. Commercial Partners of Texas provides commercial financing solutions for qualifying transactions nationwide.
What types of commercial properties can you finance?
Depending on the loan program and lender, financing may be available for multifamily, retail, office, industrial, warehouse, hotel, medical, mixed-use, land, and other commercial properties.
Do you offer construction loans?
Yes. Commercial construction financing is available for qualifying ground-up development, renovation, and expansion projects.
Do you offer bridge loans?
Yes. Bridge financing may be available for acquisitions, transitional properties, value-add projects, lease-up situations, construction, and other qualifying transactions.
Do you work with investors and developers?
Yes. Commercial Partners of Texas works with real estate investors, developers, builders, business owners, and property owners seeking commercial financing.
Get a Commercial Loan Quote
Every commercial transaction is different. The best financing structure depends on the property, borrower, loan amount, cash flow, leverage, project stage, and exit strategy.
Commercial Partners of Texas can help you explore commercial financing options from a broad network of lenders for qualifying transactions nationwide.
Commercial Loans Nationwide
Commercial Partners of Texas6464 Savoy Dr., Suite 785Houston, TX 77036
George Tesfa, Managing DirectorPhone: (832) 607-1113Email: george@amerimort.com
Whether you need a commercial real estate loan, commercial mortgage, bridge loan, construction loan, CMBS loan, SBA financing, private-money loan, DSCR financing, or commercial refinancing, contact Commercial Partners of Texas to discuss your financing requirements.
Request a Commercial Loan Quote Today.

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