Commercial Loans & Commercial Mortgage Financing
Commercial Loan Refinancing
Remington has several financing programs for commercial real estate brokers working with property owners. One is the Distressed Property Recapitalization (DPR) program, which was inspired by Andy Bogdanoff, Chairman of Remington. For owners and brokers unable to refinance commercial mortgage loans, Remington can tie together our expert capital advisory services with access to hundreds of active private funding sources ready, willing, and able to recapitalize troubled commercial real estate assets across the capital stack.
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Commercial Hard Money Loans
Hard money loans and bridge loans are similar in that both can be quick to close. Both may be needed for a short period of time. In addition both undergo limited or less severe underwriting processes. However, while the bridge loan investor requires a definite exit strategy, the hard money lending source may not. Moreover, bridge loans frequently have a loan to value ratio of 70-95%, whereas hard money loans will not exceed 50% LTV. The financing experts at Remington can quickly sort out your situation and quickly align you with the appropriate type of hard money lending sources and related investors. Read More or Apply Now
Commercial Bridge Loans
The bridge loan is a form of financing that “bridges” the gap between funds needed now and when longer-term financing becomes available. It can be a key component in an owner’s long-term financing strategy, particularly for those faced with a here-and-now opportunity or other shorter-term situation such as improving or selling a property. Read More or Apply Now
Commercial Construction Loans
A commercial construction loan is a loan used to finance the construction of commercial property, such as office complexes, retail centers, apartments, hotels, warehouses, and other business properties. Construction loans are short-term and meant to be paid off when construction is completed. Because of the complexity of construction loan financing, borrowers may find it difficult to compare construction-to-permanent loan financing with the two-loan process. That’s where the experts of Remington can help.
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Commercial Multifamily Loans
A classic use of multifamily financing is to purchase, develop or renovate multifamily rental properties. Included among multifamily property types are apartments, senior housing, student housing, and manufactured home parks. Remington offers clients an extensive network of private and public capital sources. Read More or Apply Now
Commercial Joint Venture Financing
A joint venture is a contractual agreement joining together two or more parties for the purpose of executing a particular business undertaking. All parties agree to share in the profits and losses of the enterprise. Investors tend to seek partners who can create value in ways they can’t on their own. Creation of value can come in many ways, such as the identification of off-market transactions that are purchased at attractive prices, the rehabilitation of an asset, more effective management of a property, or ground up development of an asset. Read More or Apply Now


