I purchased a lead that was indicated to be posted by the borrower, when in fact, it was posted by a broker – can I get a refund? If I purchase a lead and the loan has already closed – can I return it?

Yes, please e-mail support@commercialdeals.com and we will, at your discretion, either refund your money or offer an acceptable amount of lead credit.


How do I know if the project is already financed? I see a lot of projects with old dates on them and a number of them have been sold.

Unfortunately, we don’t have the capacity to follow up with every transaction posted on CommercialDeals.com to advise whether financing has been secured. However, the Date Posted and Date Updated for each transaction is noted on leads. Based on this and other transaction information provided, you may determine whether you’d like to inquire with the lead contact regarding the subject transaction posted or a potential new transaction.

If you determine a transaction has been closed via a connection made on CommercialDeals.com, please inform us. There will be no closing fee from CommercialDeals.com. In fact, we’ll reward you with either complimentary lead credit or advertising for helping us obtain a testimonial.


Have these leads been “shopped” around?

Unfortunately, we don’t have the capacity to follow up with every transaction posted on CommercialDeals.com to advise on the extent to which the borrowers and/or broker(s) on posted transactions were contacted outside of the CommercialDeals.com platform. We do, however, display the number of Unique Views and Lead Sales via the CommercialDeals.com platform for each transaction.


Please let me know the best way to sign up to get leads from your company.

Simple – (1) Register or Login; and (2) on the Leads page, simply click on any lead to view. Your may use search filters to narrow your lead search.

Viewing a lead will display all financing request information submitted by the borrower or broker that posted the transaction, with the exception of contact information and the subject property address (unless the lead is Free) – both of which will be available upon lead purchase. To purchase a lead, click on the purchase link within the lead view to make secure payment via PayPal. If the “Lead Cost” is free, simply click on it when logged in to view contact information.


Where do the leads come from and how fresh are they?

Leads are submitted on CommercialDeals.com via an intake form. To view the intake form or to request financing for a commercial real estate transaction, simply (1) Register or Login; and (2) click Post Loan. There is no fee to post your financing request.


I am a lender interested in becoming a participating lender on your platform. What is required to register?

We are a brokerage for commercial loans. We can provide commercial loans as low as $100,000 and up to $500,000,000. How do we get set up with your lead program?

Simple – (1) Register or Login; and (2) visit the Leads page to review financing requests for commercial real estate transactionss. You may use search filters to narrow your lead search. Simply click on any lead to view more information, and purchase the leads you wish to contact securely via PayPal. If the “Lead Cost” is free, simply click on it when logged in to view contact information.


Do you also finance companies outside the United States?

Please email updated loan program guidelines flyers and rate sheet.

We do not finance companies, and we do not finance commercial real estate transactions. We do not have loan programs or rate sheets (please inquire for such with direct lenders you may connect with via the CommercialDeals.com platform).

CommercialDeals.com is NOT a broker or lender. We do NOT arrange, provide or endorse financing options. Rather, we simply connect the borrower and lender side to work on transactions independent of our platform. We do not charge commission, points or referral fees on transactions but rather have a small upfront cost associated with our leads.  


I have a loan to post but I am not looking to post for a particular lender, but rather a general post to get a response from multiple lenders. Is this possible?

Yes. All lenders (as well as brokers) will have the option to review your financing request and, if interested, contact you directly.


I need a $100,000 loan on a multifamily property in Alexander, AR.

Attached, please find a retail center for which the buyer had submitted an offer of $1.8 million. The Buyer has two shopping centers that he acquired years ago which had been paid off. He also has a few car-washes which are generating decent stable income for him. The 20,500 SF center has a current NOI of approximately $186,000. We will have a 10%+ cap rate at the $1.8 million price, with an additional 3,000 SF vacancy for upsides. Let me know if this is the type of loan you can do at competitive rates/terms.

CommercialDeals.com is NOT a Broker or Lender. As such, we do not provide advisory assistance with respect to securing financing for a particular transaction.  Rather, we provide a platform to connect you with financing professionals to work on your transaction independent of CommercialDeals.com.

Please post your Loan Request on CommercialDeals.com for Lenders and Intermediaries to review and potentially contact you. To post, simply (1) Register or Login; and (2) click Post Loan to submit an intake form. There is no fee for this service.

However, we can help if you require assistance posting your Loan Request. Simply send us answers to the below questions along with a property photo (or website URL with photo displayed), and we will post your Loan Request on your behalf.

Deal Name:

Are you the borrower or broker?

Property address:

Property type & description:

Loan purpose:

Loan amount:

Property value (and value assumptions) and/or project cost:

Property NOI:

Use of funds:

YTD cash invested:

New cash equity available:

Business plan:

Existing mortgage balance:

# of property units:

# of owner-occupied units:

# of tenant-occupied units:

# of vacant units:

If refinance – original property acquisition cost/date:

Borrower credit score:

Borrower annual income:

Borrower net worth:

Borrower liquidity:

Borrower experience with subject property/project type

Information on 3rd party reports

Tenant rent roll information (e.g., major tenants, lease terms/expirations)

Recourse – can the borrower provide a personal guarantee?

Exit strategy – how will the borrower repay requested financing?