DCS commercial lending originates real estate loans designed
for the borrower and real estate investor whose needs are
not always met by more traditional lending methods up to 97%
LTV.
Commercial Loans example:
- Apartments/Multi-Family
- Office
- Retail Centers/Malls
- Industrial/Warehouse
- Hotels
- Golf Courses
- Marinas
- Self
Storage Facilities
- Mobile
Home Parks
- Land
- Healthcare Facilities
- Specialty Use Facilities
- Acquisitions/purchasing a business
- Mezzanine financing
- Bridge Loans
- HUD
- SBA
Construction Loans
Economic Stimulus Loans, the most competitive in the industry.
Traditional Commercial Loans
The following traditional loans are similar to other
lenders. However, our pricing is very competitive, and we
will look at properties other lenders shy away from.
Apartments, Industrial/Warehouse, Industrial Condo, Mixed
Use, Mobile Home Park, Retail, Anchored or Non-Anchored,
Retail strip mall, Self Storage, Office Building, Office
Condo.
Mezzanine Financing
DCS’s mezzanine financing products give owners access to
greater proceeds than available through conventional
financing. DCS’s products can be used in conjunction with
new or existing mortgage loan financing.
Bridge Loan
Bridge Loan
DCS offers interim financing on commercial
properties including multifamily, office, retail and
hospitality nationwide. In addition, our quick turnaround
allows the borrower to close in a shorter time frame than
otherwise required for traditional permanent loans. Bridge
financing gives owners the flexibility they need to
reposition and stabilize properties. DCS’s conventional loan
programs can provide permanent financing upon stabilization,
creating a seamless exit.
Conduit Financing
Securitized Loan
DCS provides competitive Conduit financing
for acquisition or refinance of all types of commercial
properties nationwide.
Commercial Loan Checklist
- Summary Letter to include
(loan request, interest rate request, term etc.)
- Rent Roll
- Financial Statement or 1003
Loan Application
- Last 2 year Tax Returns
(Business & Personal)
- Property Description (size,
location, age,# of units etc.)
- 2 Year Income & Expense
Statement
- Photo's of property
- Purchase Contract (if a purchase)
- Credit Report
- Copy of Partnership
Agreement (if a partnership)
- Construction Cost Beak Down
(if a construction loan)
- Current Profit & Loss (if
self employed)
- Escrow
Instructions & Preliminary Title Report (if available)
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