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      • Construction Mortgage
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      • Debt Consolidation
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      • Residential
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      • Why use a mortgage Broker
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Commercial Properties:

Let us know what type of Commercial Property you are interested in: 

  1. Office - Office Building can be a Starta Unit or a free-standing building. These can be multi-tenanted or single-tenanted, and many are build-to-suit. They’re also ranked in three tiers: Class A, Class B, and Class C.

  • Class A buildings are considered the best of the best in terms of construction and location.  
  • Class B properties might have high-quality construction, but with a less desirable location.  
  • Class C are those that might be fairly dilapidated and in an unfavorable location.

         2. Retail - Retail comprises the properties that house the retailers and restaurants.

          3. Industrial - Industrial buildings house industrial operations for a variety of tenants and are mostly located outside of urban areas, especially along major transportation routes. The low-rise buildings can also be grouped into industrial parks.

          4. Multifamily- The multifamily sector covers all types of residential real estate outside of single-family, including apartments, condos, co-ops, and townhomes.

           5. Hotel - The hotel sector covers establishments providing accommodations, meals, and other services for travelers and tourists. The hotels may be independent (boutique) or flagged—the latter means it’s part of a major hotel chain.

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The simplest way to define commercial real estate is a property that has the potential to generate profit through capital gain or rental income. Commercial property can be anything from an office building to a residential duplex, or even a restaurant or warehouse. If you can make money from leasing it out or holding it and reselling it, it’s a commercial property. 

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