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Large companies often take out CRE loans so they can save capital to invest elsewhere. High-yield investments can even cover the cost of the loan. Small businesses use CRE loans to break down the cost of real estate. They help companies move over the hurdle of high expenses and make owning property more affordable. Whether you want to buy property to hold or renovate and resell, a CRE loan can give you what you need. Work with our brokers to get the best rates on your next business loan.
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CRE loans are often used to buy income-generating properties like hotels and offices. After the initial purchase, these spaces bring in consistent revenue from guests and tenants. Commercial property can be more lucrative than the residential real estate market with less effort. But to take advantage of these money-making opportunities, you need to fund that upfront property cost. That’s where CRE loans come in. They manage the upfront costs and let you pay them down over time instead of all at once. CRE loans are also great for fix and flip investors who want a short-term funding option that covers buying and renovating costs. Use a CRE loan to make a cash offer on a low-cost property. Then, use the rest of the loan to fund renovations. Once it’s ready to resell, you can pay off the loan without early repayment penalties. Or, replace the short-term loan with a commercial mortgage when you use a CRE term-to-perm loan. To learn about more CRE loan options, contact a broker today.
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Q. How do CRE loan rates compare to residential?
CRE loans are typically more expensive, mostly because the cost of commercial property is higher. However, some CRE loans don’t charge interest until the loan term expires. Rates can range from 3% to 20% depending on your credit history, the type of property you need, and the type of loan. Ask a broker to help you find the lowest rates on your next commercial loan.