Financing solutions
Use real estate strength to support broader business financing
Commercial property can strengthen a credit structure when it is connected to an operating-company need. We consider property value, occupancy, existing debt, and business performance as one financial picture.
Where it fits
Bring property and operating needs into one conversation
Real estate may add support when the financing objective extends beyond a traditional standalone property loan.
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Add collateral support
Eligible commercial real estate may add borrowing support beyond the company’s operating assets.
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Evaluate one picture
Review property economics and company performance together rather than as disconnected transactions.
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Address broader uses
Support liquidity, expansion, debt consolidation, or a business transition where appropriate.
Related financing paths
Connect property support to the capital need
Property equity, current liens, operating cash flow, and the use of proceeds help determine the relevant financing path.
Working Capital
Liquidity for operating expenses, inventory, payroll, and timing needs.
Refinancing & Restructuring
Reposition property and business obligations within a clearer capital structure.
Acquisition Financing
Capital for a business or property-supported ownership transaction.
How Legacy Lending helps
Evaluate the property and operating company together
We review value, ownership, occupancy, liens, property cash flow, business performance, and the intended use before shaping the structure.
Understand the property
Review ownership, use, value, occupancy, income, expenses, and material property considerations.
Map existing obligations
Identify mortgages, liens, business debt, payments, maturities, and payoff requirements.
Build the combined structure
Align property support with company cash flow, the capital objective, and a realistic repayment path.
Make more of the balance sheet
Tell us about the property, current obligations, and capital objective to explore whether real estate-supported credit is appropriate.
Financing is subject to application, underwriting, approval, eligibility requirements, and final documentation.