Office building loans are a specific type of commercial loan that is in particular for office buildings and financed through a commercial mortgage. Since 1977, Ocean Pacific Capital has specialized in commercial loans, with a core focus on office building loans. While the paperwork and process of obtaining the loan may seem complicating, challenging, and daunting, we are here to set you on a clear and simplified path. Some of the documents that may be required for qualification of an office building loan include: previous two years' tax documents, profit and loss statements for the past two years, balance statements from the last two years, and income statements from the past two years. Our experience in this industry also allows us to offer one of the lowest and most competitive rates. We offer financing starting at $500,000 to over $1.3 billion plus. Fixed and adjustable rates are also available and can be amortized up to 30 years. Unlike traditional personal mortgages, the financial history of a business or corporation plays a large role in obtaining an office building loan. Also, the value of the property or commercial real estate, outweighs the size of the property. We pride on our ability to surpass our clients' expectations. We helped numerous real estate developers and investors in acquiring an office building loan that best suited their needs. For more information or to start the process today, email us or call us today to speak to one of our experienced commercial loan specialists. We look forward to working with you.
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