About Us
Caffrey & Company LLC matches commercial real estate owners, buyers, investors and developers with a broad array of real estate investment financing sources such as insurance companies, commercial banks, bond houses and real estate capital market sources (CMBS). We specialize in financing retail, office, multi-family, industrial, and other properties with loans from $1 million and up.
Tailored Financing
The key to successful real estate operations is sound financing precisely tailored to the needs of the property owner. With our assistance it is possible to turn a long-term credit lease into a rated bond with leverage equal to 100% of the value of the property.
Each property owner is unique, our programs are designed to help you achieve your individual goals and investment objectives.
We will complete the loan underwriting, understand your goals and objectives, present your loan to several lenders to compete for your business and present to you the most attractive financing options including your estimated closing costs. Our loan specialist will guide you through the closing process to solve problems as they arise and keep the loan moving to closing.
Not sure if your tenant is considered a credit tenant? Just email or call with the tenant information and we will conduct the search for you.
At Caffrey & Company, we understand the complexities of the real estate marketplace. Allow us to use our experience and knowledge to assist you every step of the way to secure the appropriate financing for your property.
Current Rates (07/30/2010)
- Apartments 4.84%
- Mobile Home Park 5.04%
- Anchored Retail 5.49%
- Non-Anchored Center 5.14%
- Single Tenant Retail 5.09%
- Office 5.14%
- Industrial / Flex 5.04%
- Self-Storage 5.44%
- Medical Office 4.94%
- Hotel 6.94%
- Owner Occupied 4.94%
- Land 8.94%
- Other 6.69%
Rates are based on a $2 million loan, 25 year amortization, 10 year fixed rate term. For apartment complexes, a 30 year amortization is available.
Current News
The Second Quarter Ended on a Soft Note
The economic data out of Europe also brightened significantly, reducing market fears of a double-dip in Europe.