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Commercial Property
Commercial properties come in all sizes and are intended for a wide-range of uses, but they can be mortgaged just like a residential structure. This type of loan can range from the tens of thousands to the hundreds of millions depending on the structure and the location. They can be for purchase or refinance and sometimes they require a personal guarantor. Similar to residential loans, commercial loan programs include short term adjustable rate mortgages as well as fully amortizing fixed rate loans usually for up to thirty years.

Here are some of the more common types of commercial property:

· Auto Repair Shops

· Department Stores

· Marinas

· Schools (for profit)

· Automobile Dealerships

· Distribution Facilities

· Mobile Home Parks

· Self-Storage Buildings

· Bakeries

· Dry Cleaners

· Multi-Family Properties (5+ Apts)

· Shipping Depots

· Beauty Shops

· Factories

· Office Buildings

· Single Room Occupancy Residences

· Bed & Breakfasts

· Fast Food Chains

· Office Condominiums

· Store & Dwellings

· Boat Storage Facilities

· Funeral Homes

· Outdoor Entertainment Centers

· Store & Offices

· Bowling Alleys

· Garages

· Pharmacies

· Strip Malls

· Camps

· Golf Centers

· Research & Development

· Supermarkets

· Car Washes

· Grocery Stores

· Restaurants

· Taverns

· Commercial Condominiums

· Hotels & Motels

· Retail Stores

· Trailer Parks

· Convenience Stores

· Industrial Buildings

· Rooming Houses

· Truck Terminals

· Day Care Centers

· Laundromats

· RV Storage Facilities

· Warehouses

· Delicatessens

If you are looking to buy a commercial property for your own personal business use or even as an investment or if you would like to refinance a commercial property you currently own please fill out the PickYourOwnRate.com form and an experienced mortgage professional in your area will contact you promptly.

Please use the resources available on this website to help you make an informed decision and if you have any questions along the way make sure to use the “Ask An Expert” feature.

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