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CRE 50% Equity Program
A commercial real estate initial-review path built around a meaningful equity position.
- 50% down / equity position
- No income documentation required to begin initial review
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Search, filter, and compare lendDEFY’s commercial lending products. Each path includes intended use, initial-review considerations, and a direct way to begin the right capital profile.
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Commercial real estate
Acquisition, transition, construction, and property-backed capital.
5 products
Interim capital
Commercial Bridge & Transitional Loans
Shorter-term capital for property transitions, acquisitions, or value-add plans.
- Shorter-term capital path
- Asset-led review
Development capital
Commercial Construction Loans
Draw-based financing for ground-up projects and major commercial redevelopment.
- Draw-based structures
- Project-specific review
Portfolio liquidity
Commercial Equity Access
Ways to access commercial property equity without a full asset sale.
- Property-equity led
- Single asset or portfolio pathways
Permanent capital
Commercial Property Purchase & Refinance
Longer-term financing paths for owner-occupied and investment commercial property.
- Asset-aware deal review
- Owner-occupied and investment scenarios
Working capital & operating
Flexible capital for business growth, liquidity, and operating needs.
3 products
Flexible liquidity
Commercial Lines of Credit
Revolving commercial capital to manage timing gaps and recurring business needs.
- Revolving access
- Flexible draw and repayment concept
Growth capital
Commercial Term Loans
Lump-sum commercial capital repaid on a defined schedule.
- Defined funding amount
- Structured repayment path
Operating capital
Working Capital Loans
Shorter-term capital for payroll, growth initiatives, and day-to-day business needs.
- Business-purpose focus
- Defined use of proceeds
Asset-backed & equipment
Collateral-aware financing for equipment, receivables, inventory, and more.
5 products
Collateral formula
Asset-Based Lending
Lines or term structures tied to eligible receivables, inventory, or equipment.
- Collateral-aware structure
- Potentially scalable borrowing base
Asset finance
Equipment Financing & Leasing
Finance machinery, vehicles, technology, and revenue-producing equipment.
- Asset-specific structures
- Purchase and lease pathways
Stock & serialized assets
Inventory & Floorplan Financing
Capital for eligible inventory, raw materials, finished goods, and dealer floorplans.
- Inventory-aware approach
- Revolving or term structures
Cash-flow acceleration
Invoice Factoring & Receivables Financing
Unlock capital tied up in eligible customer invoices.
- Invoice-led liquidity
- Cash-flow focused
Revenue-linked capital
Merchant Cash Advance
A commercial advance structure connected to future business receipts.
- Revenue-activity consideration
- Alternative commercial capital route
Trade & government programs
Supply-chain solutions and qualifying government-backed programs.
3 products
Government-backed
SBA Commercial Financing
Qualifying SBA 7(a) and 504 pathways for business, equipment, and owner-occupied property needs.
- Potential government-backed option
- Longer-term use cases
Commercial trade
Trade & Supply Chain Finance
Capital structures for purchase orders, suppliers, letters of credit, and supply-chain needs.
- Order and supplier context
- Trade-specific structures
Rural business
USDA Business & Industry Financing
Qualifying government-backed capital for eligible rural business and commercial projects.
- Rural-focused pathway
- Government-backed program
Structured & corporate capital
Flexible capital-stack solutions for complex or larger transactions.
2 products
Capital stack
Mezzanine & Subordinated Capital
Flexible capital that sits behind senior debt for complex growth and transaction needs.
- Structured capital approach
- May complement senior financing
Larger transactions
Syndicated & Corporate Financing
Capital coordination for larger commercial facilities, projects, and corporate finance needs.
- Multi-source capital concept
- Transaction-led structure
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Start a capital profileCommercial finance FAQ
How to evaluate a commercial capital path.
Use the catalog to organize questions before a financing conversation. Product pages explain potential fit, initial-review factors, and relevant documentation, but do not state final underwriting terms.
FAQ answer summary
Plain-language answers
How should a business choose a commercial finance product?
Start with the actual use of funds, the asset or collateral involved, the cash-flow profile, the requested timeline, existing debt, and the business records available for review. A product name alone does not determine fit or approval.
Can I compare more than one financing path before I apply?
Yes. The catalog allows visitors to compare selected products side by side. This is an educational comparison, not a quote, approval, or statement of final terms.
Are product descriptions fixed offers of financing?
No. Product descriptions explain common commercial-capital structures and intended uses. Actual eligibility, documentation, collateral, underwriting, fees, pricing, and availability are determined for each transaction by the relevant capital provider.
Does browsing or starting a product profile create a hard inquiry?
No. lendDEFY does not initiate a hard credit inquiry from product browsing, a capital profile, or an application. Any separate capital-provider review follows its own consent and disclosure process.
What is the fastest way to identify a relevant product path?
Review the product page that best matches the business purpose, then start a capital profile with the requested amount, use of funds, operating facts, assets, existing obligations, and timeline. A complete starting picture supports a more useful next conversation.