Commercial Real Estate Products
Owner-Occupied
If your business is ready for relief from rent, Altabank can structure an owner-occupied commercial real estate loan so you can acquire or build your own property.* We’ll help you unlock the unique benefits of owner-occupied properties, including tax deductions,† building equity in an appreciating asset, and the opportunity for a steady stream of lease income. We can also structure these loans to refinance or improve your existing property.
SBA
Working through the Small Business Administration (SBA), Altabank can offer a wide range of real estate loans to start-ups or other small businesses looking to expand that might not otherwise qualify for financing. Through the SBA’s 7(a) term loan and 504 loan programs, businesses can qualify for up to $5 million to fund real estate construction for office, warehouse, industrial or special-use space.* Altabank is an SBA preferred lender, which means we’ve done this a few (thousand) times, so we know how to quickly get you into the right loan to help grow your business.
Multi-family
Reap the rewards of rental income with a multi-family real estate loan from Altabank.* These loans are available to qualified borrowers that want to invest in apartments, condominiums or townhomes. With flexible financing options and terms up to 25 years, our multi-family real estate loans offer an affordable way to increase your monthly income, backed by an experienced team of loan experts.
Investment
If you’re looking to purchase or refinance commercial real estate as an investment property, Altabank has short- or long-term loans with terms up to 25 years.* Our investor real estate loans can be used for many property types, including acquisition of a new building, refinancing an existing building, special purpose properties and lot purchases. With unparalleled industry knowledge and responsiveness, our loan experts will help get your project done on time so you can start accessing the resulting benefits of rental income.
* Subject to credit approval.
† Consult your tax advisor for tax implications.