Looking for a commercial construction loan? For over 28 years, Ocean Pacific Capital has prided itself on finding its clients the best suited commercial construction loan from an efficient and cost perspective. Our nationwide commercial construction loan department offers a variety of commercial construction options for purchase, refinance, construction, short and long-term financing. We fund all commercial construction loans from $500,000 to $1,300,000,000. If you are looking for a commercial construction conduit, commercial construction mezzanine, or commercial construction financing, whether you are in California, or in any other state, with good or bad credit, we can help you find the commercial construction loan program that meets your unique and individual needs.
We offer commercial construction loans on any of the following property types, but not limited to: apartments, commercial centers, industrial buildings, strip centers, mobile home parks, subdivisions, office buildings, mixed use centers, senior housings, hotels, golf courses, and lot loans. Commercial construction debt coverage ratios are as low as 1.05 to 1.35. We also offer adjustable and fixed programs on commercial construction loans. Commercial construction loan to cost up to 100% as well as loan to value up to 90% ratios. 5,10, 20, 25, to 30 year financing is available for commercial construction financing. We offer commercial construction loans with loan amounts starting at $1 million to $1.3 billion.
For more information on a commercial construction loan or to obtain a commercial construction loan, please contact us. For a listing of our recent commercial construction loan closings, please click HERE.
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Daily Oil & Gas and Wall Street Journal News
12/5/19
OPEC reached an agreement that adjusts its official production targets, but removes few barrels from a market that's forecast to return to surplus early next year.
The production outlook for North American shale will remain robust in coming years, despite a potential drop in oil prices, according to Rystad Energy.
Petrobras plans to pay its shareholders $34 billion in dividends over the next five years as it cuts debt and sells assets to shore up its finances.
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12/5/19
WSJ.com: US Business
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American Firms Import Fewer Chinese Goods Imports of Chinese goods fell in October after the U.S. imposed new tariffs on consumer goods, and the overall trade deficit narrowed on a drop in imports and exports.
