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  • Video: President Obama On Commercial Banking


    -- Commercial Loan News from Steelhead Capital, Inc


  • Higher Rates Expected for Commercial Real Estate
    Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Chairman Sheila Bair said in a speech that regulators expect banks to report higher delinquencies and charge-off rates for commercial real estate properties in the first three months of 2010. Speaking to the Commercial Mortgage Securities Association, Bair said even income-producing properties have seen a decline in credit performance.

    Read the full story on WSJ »


    -- Commercial Loan News from Steelhead Capital, Inc


  • 1.25.2010 Commercial Loan Rates
    New rates posted today on the commercial loan rates page. Significant changes include lowering of various loan product LTV along with some uptick in market activity the past few weeks. Things are still tight but opportunities do exist for investors. We'll keep you posted.


    -- Commercial Loan News from Steelhead Capital, Inc


  • 12.01.09 Commercial Loan Rates
    New rates posted today on the commercial loan rates page. Significant changes include lowering of various loan product LTV along with some uptick in market activity the past few weeks. Things are still tight but opportunities do exist for investors. We'll keep you posted.


    -- Commercial Loan News from Steelhead Capital, Inc


  • Commercial Mortgage Defaults Reach 3.4%
    The commercial mortgage default rate on loans held by U.S. banks more than doubled to 3.4 percent in the third quarter as vacancies rose and rents declined, Real Estate Econometrics LLC said.

    Defaults climbed from 1.37 percent a year earlier and from 2.88 percent in the second quarter, the New York-based property research firm said today in a report. Default rates in the first three quarters of 2009 have been the highest since 1993, the firm said.

    Read the full story here »


    -- Commercial Loan News from Steelhead Capital, Inc


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  2. Michael A, Now Restaurant Owner
    "I want you to know how much I appreciate everything! You teamed me up with a niche lender that was willing to loan me the money I needed to buy my restaurant… I had tried everything - banks, C-loans, and many other lending services and NONE of them got me anything except closer to giving up. Because of the complexity of the deal it made everything that much more difficult, but you were there every step of the way and made getting the money that much easier. You didn’t waste my time, responded to my emails quickly, and worked closely with the lending institution until the deal was finalized - this deal would not have been completed without your services!"


    . . . Michael A, Now Restaurant Owner
  3. Sam Mitchel
    "We just closed on our new business. Thanks for all your help and guidance throughout the loan process. Our first attempt at getting financing through a major lendor without your help was a disaster. We were denied funding and were beginning to think that our dream would not become reality. After coaching us on the application process, you connected us with the right lender which proved to be the key to successfully obtaining the money we needed. Thanks a million!"

    . . . Sam Mitchel
  4. Bob Jones, Business Buyer
    "I wanted to write a quick note and let you know how much I appreciate all your help in finding a lender for my business purchase. After being turned down by my first lender you were extremely helpful in coaching me to answer the questions appropriately. I knew that I had a good business opportunity, but I didn’t know how to present it properly and honestly don’t believe I would have found a lender without you. Thanks again for everything and most importantly getting me the loan for the business I purchased."

    . . . Bob Jones, Business Buyer
  5. Dr. P. Harps, Business Buyer, Chiropractic Practice
    "Great job! My deal/loan was being botched by another lender I had selected who didn't really care and was going to fall through because of their unprofessionalism.

    . . . Dr. P. Harps, Business Buyer, Chiropractic Practice
  6. D. Wilson, Business Buyer
    "TheCommercialloan place recently helped me secure a $1.2 million SBA loan for the purchase of this company. Without a doubt, they were instrumental in my successfully completing this transaction. You simplified and significantly reduced the time to complete the loan process. Without their constant assistance, I am certain I would still be stuck in the quagmire of the SBA loan process. They were professional, always available, and they always provided me with excellent and valuable advise and guidance. My contacing The Commercial loan place was the smartest thing I did when I decided to acquire this company. I would strongly recommend that they be the first call one makes when contemplating the purchase of a company."

    . . . D. Wilson, Business Buyer
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An Unsecured Commercial Loan Versus A Secured Commercial Loan
There are two types of commercial loans that you can get as a business. The first is a secured commercial loan, and the second is an unsecured commercial loan. A secured commercial loan is a loan that you get with collateral, and therefore is a much easier loan to get as a result. If you have less than excellent credit, you can put your business equipment, mortgage and other items up for collateral and the bank or lender will be more apt to provide you with funding. The reason for this is that they know they can get back their money with the collateral by selling it, so the risk is much lower.

An unsecured commercial loan is one that is not backed by collateral. It is much harder to get and it is based only on the credit rating of yourself and your company. As a result, you are in danger of higher interest rates if you go for an unsecured commercial loan with credit that is not perfect.

In contrast to the higher risk that is put on by the lender, the borrower has lower risk associated with a unsecured commercial loan because if they do not pay back the loan, the only damage is to their credit rating, and even that can be repaired with time. An excellent way to illustrate the difference between a commercial secured loan and an unsecured commercial loan is with an example. If you have a friend, and you borrow money from them and they ask for collateral of your television, then you know that if you don’t pay them back, you lose your television. Your friend has the assurance that even if you don’t pay back the loan, they still get a new television. However, if you borrow from a friend and they don’t ask for collateral, then when you don’t pay back the loan you are out no money (but may have lost a friend).

Typically, an unsecured commercial loan will leave the business responsible for repaying the loan, but there will be a personal guarantee from the owner of the business that there will be a repayment of the loan per the commercial loan terms.

An unsecured commercial business loan is better for a business if they have good credit, but bad for the lender if the business does not pay back the loan. Unless you have perfect credit, you should not try and get an unsecured commercial loan because the interest rates may cause you to default on it down the road.