Construct a new commercial building
Securing a commercial construction loan for various types of commercial real estate can be a difficult process to navigate. This will shed some light on commercial construction loans and demystify the lending process.
Financing Options Available
SBA 504 (Owner Occupied Properties only)
Helpful Attachments
Construction Checklist– This Excel sheet will help you determine budget, full checklist of items and description of materials.
Commercial Description of Materials– This form is needed to order an appraisal to determine the constructed buildings future value.
Helpful Resources
Helpful Links
Calculators
Loan Payment Calculator (Use 25 years)
FAQ
How much do I need to have down for a project?
The loan is generally 85% of cost or 75% loan to value
Your down payment can come from cash or land already purchased.
Project equity could come from a separate piece of real estate that isn’t involved in the construction project.
Any pre-paid soft costs (architectural, engineering, financing, and legal fees, and other pre-construction expenses) can be included as equity.
What do I need to have ready for the bank to start such a project?
Last 3 years’ Personal Tax Returns
Last 3 years’ Business Tax Returns (Of any business owned by the guarantors over 20%)
Personal Financial Statement (Of any business owned by the guarantors over 20%)
(If Owner-Occupied Business) Last 3 years Business Tax Returns
(If Owner-Occupied Business) Interim year to date Income Statement & Balance sheet dated within 30 days
Building Plans and specifications
Copy of construction budget provided by general contractor OR borrower
Sample of Contractor Contract
Description of Materials form
Have more questions? Are you located in Washington, Oregon or Idaho?
