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Capital Line Commercial Medical Building
and Doctor's Office Complex Lender
Capital Line works with select
banks and institutional investors to serve communities across the country
by originating Medical Building loans nationwide.
Capital Line provides a diverse innovative
Medical Complex lending platform capable of providing
Medical complex loans from $500,000 to $50+
million dollars.
Capital Line specializes in arranging financing
around the United States for Medical Office Developments, Medical Facilities of almost every
description and Medical Research & Development Buildings. We have developed a wide array of
excellent lenders and banking institutions of financial strength and a
willingness to lend.
Capital Line is blessed to be backed by a staff of
seasoned, experienced professionals. These factors enable Capital Line to provide a low
cost, one-stop solution for Medical Complex financing and Medical
Office Building Contruction loans.
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Us:
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Loan Programs In Detail
Bridge Loans
A second trust that is collateralized by
the borrower’s property allowing the proceeds to be used to close on a new property before the
present property is sold.
Bridge Loans are a form of Interim Loan, which are generally made between a
short-term loan and a permanent (long-term) loan, when the borrower needs to have more time before
taking the long-term financing. For our purposes, this is not a mortgage but a short
term financing instrument.
| Location: |
Nationwide |
| Property Type(s) : |
Financing for acquisitions, refinances and new construction for
Medical Buildings, facilities and R&D |
| Loan Minimum: |
$1,000,000 |
| Loan-to-Value: |
75% (80% Loan to Cost) |
| DSCR: |
1.0-1:25 |
| Recourse: |
Dependent upon the terms of loan |
| Fixed Rate Period: |
Floating, 6 month, or 1-3 years |
| Term: |
1-3 years |
| Amortization: |
30 years |
| Pre-Payment Penalty: |
Flexible Terms |
| Interest Only: |
Available |
| Special Programs: |
Rehabilitation, Repositioning, Workouts |
Conduit Financing
A conduit is a financial intermediary that sponsors the conduit between the lender(s) originating
loans and the ultimate investor. The conduit makes or purchases loans form third party
correspondents under standardized terms, underwriting and documents and then, when sufficient
volume has been obtained, pools the loans for sale to investors in the CBMS (Commercial Mortgage
Backed Securities) markets
| Location: |
Nationwide |
| Property Type(s) : |
We provide financing for acquisitions, refinances plus new
construction for Medical Buildings, Facilities and Medical R&D |
| Loan Minimum: |
$1,000,000 |
| Loan-to-Value: |
80% (85% with Mezzanine Note) |
| DSCR: |
1:20-1:25 |
| Recourse: |
None |
| Fixed Rate Period: |
5, 7, or 10 Years |
| Term: |
5, 7, or 10 years |
| Amortization: |
30 Years |
| Pre-Payment Penalty: |
Defeasance or Yield Maintenance |
| Interest Only: |
Available |
| Special Programs: |
N/A |
Conventional Financing
A Conventional mortgage loan is any loan other than a VA or an FHA loan. It is a
Non-Government Loan. This loan requires standard financing on most traditional loan
requests.
| Location: |
Nationwide |
| Property Type(s) : |
We provide financing for acquisitions, refinances plus new
construction for Medical Buildings, Facilities and Medical R&D |
| Loan Minimum: |
$1,000,000 |
| Loan-to-Value: |
75% |
| DSCR: |
1:20 |
| Recourse: |
( Full) (Partial at lower LTVs) |
| Fixed Rate Period: |
Floating, 6 month, 3, 5, 7, 10, 20, 30) |
| Term: |
5-30 Years |
| Amortization: |
30-40 Years |
| Pre-Payment Penalty: |
Declining Balance |
| Interest Only: |
Available depending upon program |
| Special Programs: |
N/A |
Definitions
Bridge
Loan
Short-Term financing typically utilized for
the rehabilitation or repositioning of properties.
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Conduit Loan
Non-recourse financing for higher grade
collateral with a strong operating history. |
Construction and
Rehabilitation Loan
For horizontal development, vertical construction,
and rehabilitation of multi-family properties.
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Conventional Loans
Standard traditional loan requests. |
Hard Money
Loan
High-cost short term financing for loan request not
typically service By Institutional Lenders.
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Mezzanine Financing
Secondary loan typically secured by stock in the borrowing entity, not the real
estate. |
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