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Commercial Purchase Loans

Strategic Financing for Income-Producing Real Estate

Buying multifamily, mixed-use, retail, industrial, or office property is rarely a “plug-and-play” transaction. Every deal has its own profile — property type, tenant mix, lease terms, borrower experience, capital structure, and timeline.

That’s where structuring matters.

When you work with me, we don’t just submit an application to one bank and hope it fits. We analyze your deal first — then position it strategically before taking it to market.

The goal is simple:
Match your property and objectives with the right lender, structure, and long-term outcome.

How We Approach a Commercial Purchase

1. Deal Positioning First

Before we ever approach lenders, we evaluate:

  • Property type and income profile

  • Occupancy and lease stability

  • Purchase price vs. in-place income

  • Borrower liquidity and net worth

  • Your experience with similar assets

  • Timeline and exit strategy

Commercial lenders underwrite differently than residential lenders. Some prioritize DSCR, some focus on sponsor strength, others value asset class or geography.

We structure your deal so it aligns with the lenders most likely to compete for it.

2. We Take Your Deal to Market

Instead of being limited to one institution’s guidelines, we tap into a network of 3,000+ commercial lenders and 1,000+ programs, including:

  • National and regional banks

  • Local banks and credit unions

  • CMBS lenders

  • Agency (Fannie/Freddie)

  • SBA lenders

  • Debt funds

  • Life companies

  • Bridge and private capital

 

This competitive positioning gives you options — and leverage.

We compare:

  • Interest rate

  • Amortization

  • Loan-to-value

  • Prepayment structure

  • Recourse vs. non-recourse

  • Reserves and covenants

  • Timeline to close

 

You review structured options — not guesswork.

3. Execution Through Closing

Once you choose the best structure, I quarterback the process:

  • Coordinate lender communication

  • Manage underwriting requests

  • Monitor third-party reports (appraisal, environmental, etc.)

  • Keep timelines on track

  • Identify potential issues before they become delays

 

You’re not navigating departments or restarting files with different loan officers.

 

You have one advisor from intake to funding.

Property Types We Commonly Finance

  • Multifamily (5+ units)

  • Mixed-use

  • Retail / Shopping centers

  • Office

  • Industrial / Warehouse

  • Self-storage

  • Hospitality (case dependent)

  • Special-use commercial

 

Loan sizes typically start around $500,000+, though exceptions can apply depending on scenario.

Who This Is Best For?

Investors acquiring income-producing assets
Owner-operators purchasing business-use property
Buyers seeking competitive leverage and structure options
Sponsors who want more than one bank’s opinion

If you’re buying a stabilized asset or value-add opportunity and want strategic capital — not just a rate quote — this approach is built for you.

Why Not Just Go Direct to a Bank?

 

When you approach a single bank:

  • You get one credit box

  • One rate sheet

  • One underwriting philosophy

  • One set of terms

 

If it doesn’t fit, you start over.

When we take your deal to market, you get competition, flexibility, and structure tailored to your scenario.

Commercial lending isn’t just about approval.
It’s about positioning.

Ready to Structure Your Purchase?

If you have a property under contract — or are preparing to submit offers — let’s discuss your acquisition strategy early.

The strongest deals are structured before they hit underwriting.

Talk to Chris Butler
📞 (206) 222-5650
✉️ cbutler@barrettfinancial.com

Or submit your project details and we’ll map out next steps.

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Christopher Butler | NMLS #1585236 | Barrett Financial Group, L.L.C. | NMLS #181106 | 2701 East Insight Way, Suite 150, Chandler, AZ 85286 | AZ 0904774 | CA 60DBO-46052 & 41DBO-148702 Licensed by Dept. of Financial Protection & Innovation under the California Residential Mortgage Lending Act. Loans made or arranged pursuant to a California Financing Law License | CO | FL MLD1880 | OR | TX view complaint policy at barrettfinancial.com/texas-complaint | WA MB-181106 | Equal Housing Opportunity | Equal Housing Lender | This is not a commitment to lend. All loans are subject to credit approval. | nmlsconsumeraccess.org/EntityDetails.aspx/COMPANY/181106

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