Assess the fit before chasing a quote.
A purchase, refinance, bridge or development transaction can present very different underwriting questions. We begin with the use of funds, the property's current condition and cash flow, the sponsor's plan, available equity and the proposed repayment or exit.
Fast Commercial Capital is a capital advisory platform, not a direct lender. We do not promise a program for every property or borrower. Availability, pricing, leverage and closing requirements depend on the transaction and the relevant capital provider's review.
Acquisition and refinancing
For an acquisition, the purchase terms, property performance, equity contribution and business plan need to work together. For a refinance, existing debt, maturity dates, current value and the proposed use of proceeds help define the next step.
Discuss a commercial real estate refinance.
Bridge and maturity situations
Short-term capital requires a credible plan for what happens next. The review should address the time needed to execute the business plan, carrying costs, contingencies and the proposed refinance or sale.
Review the commercial loan maturity guide.
Construction and development
A construction discussion starts with more than the requested loan amount. Relevant questions include site control, zoning and permits, plans, budget, contingency, contractor arrangements, schedule, sponsor equity and the expected path to repayment.
For a project already underway, remaining work, cost to complete, current obligations and the reason additional capital is needed are important context. A financing path cannot be assumed until the project and its constraints are understood.
Discuss a construction or development project.
What to share in an initial inquiry
- Property type and city or market.
- Transaction purpose: purchase, refinance, bridge, construction or another need.
- Approximate capital request and the overall transaction size.
- Current property status, occupancy or stage of development.
- Target timing, any maturity date and the proposed repayment plan.
Keep the initial inquiry high-level. Do not send account numbers, identity documents, tax returns or other sensitive financial records through the public inquiry form or ordinary email. If a further review is appropriate, confirm an authorized secure process for documents first.
How the process works
- Initial fit: discuss the objective, constraints and available information.
- Readiness review: identify missing information, open questions and the scope of any further advisory work.
- Transaction-specific evaluation: consider appropriate capital paths and requirements under the agreed scope.
An inquiry is not a loan application or financing commitment. No funding, rate or closing outcome is guaranteed.
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