Warehouse Property Loans

Commercial Real Estate Loans

Warehouse & Industrial Property Loans

We finance warehouses, distribution centers, and industrial properties for both investors and owner-occupied business buyers. Which financing path fits depends on one key question: are you buying the property as an investment, or to run your own business out of it?
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Warehouse Property Loans

At a Glance

Property Types Distribution warehouses, manufacturing facilities, flex/small bay industrial, cold storage, last-mile fulfillment
Typical LTV 65%-75% conventional/CMBS
Typical DSCR Threshold 1.25x or better
Investor Financing Conventional only - bank, CMBS, bridger
Owner-Occupied Financing Conventional, SBA 7(a), or SBA 504

Investor Financing

If you’re purchasing warehouse or industrial property as an investment, financing runs through conventional channels only – bank, CMBS, or bridge, depending on the property’s stabilization and your hold strategy. SBA financing isn’t available for investor-owned property, since SBA programs require the borrower’s own business to occupy the space.

Owner-Occupied Financing: Conventional vs. SBA

If your business will operate out of the property, you have more paths to choose from:
Conventional SBA 7(a) SBA 504
Down Payment 20%–30%+ 10% As low as 10%
Rate Market, varies by lender Floating, tied to WSJ Prime Fixed for the full term
Best For Strong financials, want lender flexibility Real estate plus other business needs in one loan Real estate/equipment only, want long-term rate certainty
See SBA 7(a) Loans or SBA 504 Loans for full program details.

Sub-Types We Finance

What Lenders Look For

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get an SBA loan for an investment warehouse property?
No – SBA financing requires your own business to occupy the property. Investor-owned industrial property is financed through conventional, CMBS, or bridge options instead.
504 is often the better fit if you only need the real estate and want a fixed rate for the full term. 7(a) offers more flexibility if you want to bundle the purchase with other business needs.
Yes – a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is standard on nearly every industrial transaction, and properties with prior manufacturing or petroleum use may require additional Phase II testing.
Most permanent investor financing programs look for a DSCR of 1.25x or better, meaning the property’s income should exceed the loan payment by at least 25%.