May be relevant for
- Eligible multifamily and mixed-use properties
- Retail, office, restaurant, and owner-investor scenarios
- Acquisition, refinance, bridge, or repositioning requests
- Specialized properties requiring property-specific review
Commercial and mixed-use financing
Commercial property deserves a conversation shaped around the asset.
Commercial real-estate financing begins with the property, occupancy, income, use, sponsor, capital plan, and requested structure. Mayday welcomes inquiries for eligible commercial and mixed-use scenarios that need clear individual review rather than a one-size-fits-all answer.
Documents to prepare
- Rent roll, leases, occupancy, and trailing property operating statements
- Purchase contract, payoff, or transaction summary
- Property financials, taxes, insurance, and capital-expenditure plan
- Entity, ownership, guarantor, liquidity, and experience documents
- Business or tenant information when relevant to the property income
Review factors
- Property type, location, condition, occupancy, and use
- Historical and projected income and expenses
- Sponsor experience, liquidity, reserves, and capital plan
- Loan purpose, leverage, requested structure, and exit
Program questions
Prepare for a more useful conversation.
Which commercial properties can I submit?
Mayday welcomes inquiries for a range of eligible commercial and mixed-use assets. Property type and location must be reviewed individually, and availability is not universal.
Why are property financials important?
Rent, occupancy, leases, operating expenses, taxes, insurance, and capital needs help establish how the asset has performed and what the requested structure must support.