Commercial Real Estate Loans


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LOAN AMOUNT

$200,000- $5,000,000


INTEREST RATE

From 6.8%


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Funds in 6-10 weeks

Purchase or Refinance Owner-Occupied Commercial Real Estate


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The Radix Financial Group offers multiple Owner Occupied Commercial Real Estate Loan Programs. Whether you are looking to refinance your current loan, cash out working capital, refinance non-real estate debt, or simply purchase a property for your business, Radix can help facilitate your loan through our preferred SBA lenders.

Commercial Real Estate Loan types

An SBA 504 loan is perfect for business owners looking to purchase commercial real estate or refinance commercial debt.

The below rates and terms reflect the specific SBA lenders that Radix works with and is not a general description of SBA Guidelines:

SBA 7a Loan

An SBA 7a loan can also be used by business owners to refinance debt, purchase a property, or simply cash out for working capital.

Unlike a 504, there are no limits on what percent of the loan must be used for real estate. In addition, there are no loan-to-value requirements for 7a loans through the preferred lenders Radix works with. We can facilitate a $1,000,000 on a $500,000 piece of property, and we can wrap the entire loan into a 25 year term.

The below breakdown is a summary of the programs of the SBA lenders Radix works with and is not a specific reflection the 7(a) program in general:

Owner Occupied non-SBA

Are you looking for Commercial Real Estate Funding, but don’t want an SBA loan? This is your best option. We work with lenders that can fund up to 65% Loan-to-Value nationwide, and as high as 75% Loan-to-Value in some states.

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Radix Financial Group and its affiliates are not lenders participating in SBA’s 7(a) loan program. Radix is a marketplace to help business owners obtain SBA 7(a) loans. Said loans are ultimately processed and approved by a lender participant in SBA’s 7(a) loan program.