Commercial real estate loans

Capital structures for commercial real estate decisions.

Lincoln Equity Funding helps owners, investors, developers, and sponsors evaluate potential financing structures in light of the property, borrower profile, business plan, and timing.

Industrial commercial property supporting a financing discussion

A structured view of potential capital sources.

Capital sources vary by transaction. We organize a focused request and help assess sources that may be appropriate for the opportunity, subject to individual underwriting, availability, and applicable requirements.

Life Company Lending

Long-term capital considerations for stabilized, income-producing commercial real estate.

Key considerations

Property income, occupancy, and market position
Sponsorship and leverage profile
Hold strategy and requested structure

Family Office Capital

Flexible private capital considerations for acquisitions, value-add plans, and customized transaction structures.

Key considerations

Defined acquisition or value-creation strategy
Collateral and business plan
Capital timing and anticipated exit

Banks & Credit Unions

Conventional commercial real estate financing considerations for investors, owner-users, and established businesses.

Key considerations

Property cash flow and operating history
Borrower or guarantor financial profile
Loan purpose, collateral, and requested structure

Debt Funds & Private Capital

Flexible capital considerations for transactions that may not fit traditional institutional requirements.

Key considerations

Clear collateral picture
Defined transaction plan
Repayment or refinance strategy

Bridge & Construction Lending

Short-term capital considerations for acquisitions, renovation, development, construction, lease-up, stabilization, and refinancing.

Key considerations

Project budget and sources of equity
Construction schedule and approvals
Experience of the development team

Specialized property financing

Property-specific capital considerations for hospitality, medical, mixed-use, self-storage, and other specialized real estate.

Key considerations

Operating model and property use
Specialized market factors
Ownership and management experience

Not a commitment, approval, or offer to lend.

Potential financing structures and sources depend on the specific facts of each transaction. A conversation with Lincoln Equity Funding is an initial capital-advisory discussion, not a loan application or an offer to lend.