Lender & broker · Fetti Financial Services LLC · NMLS #2267023
Commercial real estate loans in the U.S. cover owner-occupied and investment properties — office, retail, industrial, and multifamily. Purchase or refinance with competitive commercial terms, and tap SBA options when they fit for owner-users.
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Why borrowers in the U.S. choose Fetti for commercial real estate loans Office, retail, industrial, multifamily Competitive commercial terms SBA 7(a)/504 options for owner-users CA #60DBO-153798 · FL #MBR7286 · MI #FL0024463 What you'll need • Property type and use in the U.S. • Rent roll / operating statements (investment) • Business financials (owner-occupied) • Down payment / equity How it works Tell us about your deal. 2 minutes, no credit impact. We match you to the right commercial real estate loans structure for the U.S.. A specialist reaches out fast with your options. Close and fund your deal. Commercial Real Estate Loans in the U.S. — FAQ What property types do you finance in the U.S.? Office, retail, industrial, mixed-use, and multifamily — both owner-occupied and investment. Tell us the deal and we'll match the right program.
How much down do commercial loans require? Often 20–30% for investment, less for SBA owner-occupied deals. We'll structure for the lowest cost of capital that fits.
Can I use an SBA loan for commercial property? Yes — if you'll occupy 51%+ of the space, SBA 7(a)/504 can dramatically cut your down payment. We'll tell you if you qualify.
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Fetti Financial Services LLC · NMLS #2267023. A licensed mortgage lender and broker. State licenses: California DFPI Financing Law License #60DBO-153798 · Florida Mortgage Broker License #MBR7286 · Michigan 1st Mortgage Broker/Lender License #FL0024463. Owner-occupied residential mortgage loans in Florida, Michigan, and California. Investment and business-purpose loans (DSCR, fix & flip, bridge, hard money, and business loans) are available in all 50 states. Equal Housing Opportunity. This is an advertisement, not a commitment to lend; all loans are subject to credit approval and program guidelines.
