Commercial Foreclosure Bailout Loans
Bailout funding for commercial real estate in foreclosure — offices, retail, multifamily, mixed-use and more.
Call (727) 642-1166Commercial properties qualify too
All residential and commercial real estate types are eligible for our bailout loans. Whether the property is an investment building, a business’s real estate or a rental portfolio asset, a bailout loan provides the immediate liquidity to stop the auction and protect the property that matters to your business.
Bailout loan rules
Credit score not required
We understand your credit is not in good standing.
Income not always required
Ideally you show you can cover the new mortgage — but it is not required.
All property types
All residential and commercial real estate types are eligible.
50%–65% LTV
Your payoff should be no higher than 50% of the property value; in some cases up to 65%.
$150,000 minimum
No maximum loan amount.
Funding in days
Not months — built for auction deadlines.
Your equity matters more than your credit. If your property has substantial equity, you may have financing options even when a bank has declined your application. Because the loan is based on the property — the payoff can be no more than 50% of its value, in some cases up to 65% — the equity is what makes the loan possible.
How a bailout loan works
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you do bailout loans on commercial property?
Yes — all commercial real estate types are eligible.
Is there a maximum loan amount?
No maximum; the minimum is $150,000.
Do I need business financials?
Income is not always required; the loan is based on the property’s equity.
How much can I borrow?
The payoff should be no more than 50% of the property value, in some cases up to 65%.
Commercial property in foreclosure? Let’s stop the sale.
Call (727) 642-1166Commercial Loans Florida, Inc. · 1155 South Pasadena S, Suite H, South Pasadena, FL 33707 · Call (727) 642-1166 · Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM EST · NMLS 1283562. We are a lender, not a law firm — for legal advice about your foreclosure case, talk to an attorney. All loans are subject to underwriting and approval.