Commercial Mortgages

The commercial finance group at Mortgage Advantage specializes in providing lending solutions for complex real estate transactions and business requirements. Our long standing relationships with lenders of all sizes enable us to be flexible and responsive to the financial needs of each client. Our analytical approach to problem solving, out-of-the-box thinking, and ability to facilitate and expedite the lending process has resulted in Mortgage Advantage’s emergence as a regional leader in commercial financing.

Office Buildings

Our office building mortgage service caters to individuals and businesses seeking financing for office space acquisitions or refinancing. Whether you're a corporation, investor, or entrepreneur looking to purchase or refinance an office property, our tailored mortgage solutions offer competitive rates and flexible terms. We facilitate the financing process for various office building types, ensuring a seamless experience in acquiring or refinancing these essential commercial properties.

Multi Family 5+

For legal purposes, in the United States, multifamily properties with 5 or more units are considered commercial properties.

Some of the most common loans used to finance 5+ unit multifamily properties include bank loans, CMBS loans, Fannie Mae multifamily loans, Freddie Mac multifamily loans, hard money and private money loans, and HUD multifamily loans.

Warehousing

Our specialized warehousing mortgage service supports businesses and investors seeking financing for warehouse properties. Whether you're looking to acquire, expand, or refinance a warehouse facility, our tailored mortgage solutions offer competitive rates and flexible terms. We understand the importance of efficient logistics and storage space, and our financing options are designed to streamline the process of acquiring or refinancing warehouse properties to support your business operations.

Non-Profit Organization

Non-profit organizations seeking commercial mortgages typically need to demonstrate their ability to repay the loan and provide details about their mission, financial health, and the intended use of the property. Working with lenders experienced in financing for non-profits can help navigate the process more effectively.