Property Types
Caffrey & Company works for you to provide a virtually limitless variety of financing options. We have experience financing multi-family projects, anchored and non-anchored retail shopping centers, mini-storage facilities, office buildings and more. In addition to the property category, the loan structure and availability are influenced by the region and immediate market conditions, the loan size, the tenant mix, and the owner’s financial strength and experience.
Each of these categories of real estate has unique lending issues, both positive and negative. We are familiar with these issues and know how they are viewed from a lender’s perspective. We will determine the proper structure to meet your financing needs and preferences. Our job is to anticipate scenarios that may arise during the financing process and take appropriate steps to ensure that the loan process goes as smoothly as possible.
Our primary property types are:
- Multi-Family
- Retail (single & multi-tenant)
- Office
- Mini-Storage
- Mobile Home Parks
- Owner Occupied
- Medical Offices
- Credit Tenant
- Surgery Centers / Hospitals
- Nursing Homes
- Independent Care Center
- Government Leased Properties
- Franchise Restaurants
- Hotel / Motel
- Light Industrial
Capital products available through
Caffrey & Company, LLC:
- Permanent Loans
- Adjustable Rate Loans
- Mini-Perm
- Second Mortgage or Mezzanine
- Debt / Equity, Joint Venture
- Land and Land Development
- Construction Financing
- Bond Creation for Credit Leases
- Bridge Loans
Current Rates (02/03/2012)
- Apartments 4.19%
- Mobile Home Park 4.44%
- Anchored Retail 4.29%
- Non-Anchored Center 4.54%
- Single Tenant Retail 4.34%
- Office 4.54%
- Industrial / Flex 4.44%
- Self-Storage 4.74%
- Medical Office 4.44%
- Hotel 4.94%
- Owner Occupied 4.14%
- Land 10.94%
- Other 5.69%
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
Off to a Good Start for the Year
The employment report for January showed that 243,000 jobs were added with the unemployment rate declining slightly to 8.3 percent.
Less Strength Than Meets The Eye
Real GDP grew at a 2.8 percent annualized rate during the fourth quarter, but the underlying data show the economy has less momentum going into 2012.