LOAN PROGRAMS

 LNB Commercial Capital Loan Programs

4 Options to Fund Your Commercial Opportunity 

  • LNB Small Balance Program:
  • LNB Large Balance Program:
  • LNB Short Term Bridge Program
  • LNB M & A Advisory Services and Negotiated Transactions
Calculating Loan Period — Moorestown, NJ — LNB Commercial Capital

LNB Small Balance Program:

Qualification Documentation: Full, Limited, Stated Income

  • Rates: Starting at 6%
  • Loan to Values: Up to 80%
  • Credit: Fico Score > 500
  • Loan Amounts: $25,000 to $5,000,000
  • Amortizations: 20, 25, 30 Years
  • Loan Terms: Fixed and Adjustable Hybrids

Property Types: Multifamily, Mixed Use, Office, Retail, Restaurant/Bar, Hotel/Motel, Recreational, Daycares, Hair salons, Auto repair, Auto body, Funeral Homes, Warehouse, Mobile home parks, Garage/Storage, 1 to 4 Family Investment, Residential pools

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LNB Large Balance Program:

  • All major property types
  • $1 million to $500+ million
  • Non-recourse (subject to standard carveouts)
  • Up to 75% LTV
  • 5-, 7-, or 10-year terms
  • 25- to 30-year amortization
  • Fixed or floating rates-
  • First mortgage and mezzanine loans

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LNB Short Term Bridge Program

  • Loan amounts: $2MM to $50MM+
  • Up to 65% of LTV’s
  • Multifamily, Office, Retail, Luxury Residential, Urban Land
  • Rate: Libor + 500 basis points
  • Amortization: Interest Only
  • No Pre-Payment Penalty
  • Closing 1 to 2 weeks

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LNB M & A Advisory Services and Negotiated Transactions

The Advisory Services and Negotiated Transactions divisions are an integral part of our commercial real estate business. They offer operating R.E. business valuation, comprehensive consultancy support, tailor-made solutions, and capital market-oriented alternatives for loans above $100,000 and across all property types. We maintain working relationships with the top opportunity funds, family offices, investment banking firms, conventional and conduit lending sources, insurance companies, and offshore investors.

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