Most types of commercial properties such as offices, warehouses, retail buildings, and multifamily units can be financed, as long as they generate reliable income.

LTV ratio directly impacts how much finance a client can secure. Higher LTV ratios indicate higher risk for lenders, which usually translates to higher interest rates.

The interest rate for commercial property loans is calculated based on several factors, including the borrower’s creditworthiness, the property’s location and condition, loan term, and the size of down payment.

Some lenders may require down payments as low as 10%, while others may require up to 40%. The down payment amount required depends on the type of property and the borrower's creditworthiness

A commercial property finance broker can help borrowers navigate the complex process of securing finance, negotiate more favourable loan terms, access a wider range of lenders and provide expertise on the market.

The loan term for commercial property loans can range from one year (short-term) to 30 years (long-term). However, most commercial property loans range between 5-15 years.

Fees include origination fees, appraisal fees, credit report fees, and legal fees, and other costs that vary depends on the type of loan, terms, and location.

Yes, first-time buyers can get commercial property loans, but some conditions might apply, such as higher interest rates, bigger down payments or lower LTV ratios.

Generally, lenders require proof of income, business or personal tax returns, a detailed financial statement, and property details such as title deeds, leasehold agreements, and appraisal reports.

Depending on the lender, securing commercial property financing can take anywhere from 2-4 weeks to several months.