Own Your Business Space
    Build Your Wealth

    Finance commercial property purchases, refinancing, or renovations. Stop paying rent and start building equity with terms up to 25 years.

    Why finance commercial property?

    Owning your business property provides stability, tax benefits, and long-term wealth building.

    Build Equity

    Stop paying rent to a landlord. Build equity and wealth in a tangible asset that appreciates over time.

    Long-Term Stability

    Lock in fixed payments for up to 25 years. No more rent increases or lease renegotiations.

    Tax Benefits

    Deduct mortgage interest, property taxes, and depreciation. Significant tax advantages over renting.

    Property types we finance.

    Office Buildings
    Retail Spaces
    Warehouses
    Manufacturing Facilities
    Mixed-Use Properties
    Medical Buildings
    Restaurants
    Auto Dealerships
    Self-Storage Facilities

    Financing options.

    Purchase Financing

    Buy commercial property to house your business. Stop renting and start building equity.

    LTV

    Up to 80%

    Terms

    Up to 25 years

    Down Payment

    20% minimum

    Refinancing

    Lower your rate, access equity, or consolidate debt by refinancing your existing commercial property.

    Cash-Out

    Up to 75% LTV

    Terms

    5-25 years

    Uses

    Any business purpose

    Construction/Renovation

    Finance improvements, expansions, or ground-up construction of commercial properties.

    Loan Amount

    Based on plans

    Draw Schedule

    As work progresses

    Convert to

    Permanent loan

    Qualification requirements.

    Commercial real estate loan requirements.

    At least 2 years in business
    Strong business financials
    Personal credit score 680+
    20% down payment for purchase
    Property appraisal required
    Debt service coverage ratio 1.25+

    Ready to own your business property?

    Stop paying rent and start building equity. Talk to our commercial real estate financing experts today.

    The short answer

    A commercial mortgage funds the purchase or refinance of income-producing or owner-occupied property. Lenders size the loan from the property itself, using debt service coverage ratio and loan-to-value, so the asset economics matter as much as the borrower balance sheet.

    Frequently asked questions

    What DSCR do commercial lenders require?
    Most require a debt service coverage ratio of 1.20 to 1.25, meaning net operating income covers the annual debt payment with 20 to 25 percent to spare. Owner-occupied deals sometimes clear at 1.15 with strong operating cash flow.
    How much down payment does a commercial mortgage need?
    Conventional commercial financing generally requires 20 to 35 percent down. SBA 504 can reduce that to 10 percent for owner-occupied property where the business uses at least 51 percent of the space.
    What terms are typical?
    Conventional loans commonly amortize over 20 to 25 years with a five, seven or ten year term and a balloon. SBA 504 offers fully amortizing 20 to 25 year fixed-rate debt on the CDC portion.
    How long does a commercial mortgage take to close?
    Plan on 45 to 90 days. Appraisal, environmental review, title and lease review drive the timeline more than underwriting itself, so ordering third-party reports early is the main lever on speed.

    Important disclosures

    Kala Financial LLC is a business advisory and consulting firm and is not a law firm, CPA firm, registered investment adviser, broker-dealer, lender, or insurance carrier. Services are provided only under a written engagement agreement, and all credit decisions are made solely by lenders and capital providers.