Non-Recourse Multifamily Financing for Mid-Market Sponsors
Discover how mid-market sponsors secure non-recourse multifamily financing. Explore agency covenants, net worth requirements, and bad-boy carve-outs.
SBA 504 Loans for Owner-Occupied Commercial Real Estate
Learn SBA 504 loan requirements for owner-occupied commercial real estate, including 51% occupancy rules, 60% construction limits, and structure options.
Refinancing a Hotel Bridge Loan to an SBA 504 Loan: Exit Strategy & Guidelines
Learn how to refinance high-interest hotel bridge debt into a fixed-rate SBA 504 loan. Explore stabilization criteria, LTV limits, and underwriting requirements
SBA 504 Hotel Loan Requirements & Eligibility Guide
Qualify for an SBA 504 hotel loan with 15% to 20% equity, net worth under $15M, and proven hospitality experience. Learn key underwriting rules.
SBA 504 Green Energy Financing: Qualification Guide
Learn SBA 504 Green Energy Program qualification requirements, including the 10% energy reduction, 15% renewable generation rules, and $5.5M CDC debentures.
Which SBA Lenders Finance Business Premises Purchases?
Discover which SBA lenders finance business premises purchases. Compare top CDCs, bank partners, eligibility rules, and 10% down loan terms.
SBA Loan Referral Program for Financial Advisors | Thorne
Earn compliant referral fees up to 1% while protecting client AUM. Discover Thorne CRE’s SBA loan referral program for financial advisors and CPAs.
SBA 7(a) Commercial Real Estate Loan: Terms & Guide
Get up to $5M with 25-year terms and 10% down through an SBA 7(a) commercial real estate loan. Learn eligibility rules, occupancy limits, and rates.
Owner-Occupied Commercial Real Estate Loan Terms Guide
Owner-occupied commercial real estate loan terms range from 10 to 25 years. Learn SBA 7(a), SBA 504, and conventional rates, LTVs, and guidelines.
CRE Broker Referral Fees for SBA 504 Loans: Rules, Rates, and Compliance
Learn how commercial real estate brokers earn referral fees on SBA 504 loans. Explore senior lender payout rates, CDC rules, and SBA Form 159 compliance require