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Arizona commercial refinance

An Arizona commercial refinance starts with the note you already have: proceeds, prepay, and how long the close actually takes. Then we match a source.

Refinancing fails when the new quote ignores the existing note. We underwrite the request against prepay, proceeds, recourse, and timing, then originate it to the source that can actually close. Capital Market Funds is the mortgage banker. The lender is the capital source.

Permanent refinance paths we originate in Arizona: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for the multifamily that fits, HUD 223(f) for existing multifamily, seniors, and healthcare, life company for core cash flow, CMBS when proceeds need to stretch, and bank or credit union when the hold should stay on a portfolio. If the asset is still transitional, the honest answer may be bridge with a defined takeout, not a permanent quote that will not survive underwriting.

The refinance and cash-out files below are the ones already published. A Tempe dental and medical office, Harvard Court multifamily in Phoenix, a Phoenix industrial permanent cash-out, and a Scottsdale Airpark flex refinance. Amounts are those tombstones. We do not add a statewide volume number on top of them.

How the capital is shopped

  • Fannie Mae

    Cash-flowing multifamily refinance, including cash-out where the program allows.

  • Freddie Mac

    Optigo conventional, targeted, and value-add refinance when that box fits better than Fannie.

  • HUD / FHA

    223(f) acquisition or refinance of existing multifamily, seniors, and healthcare.

  • Life Company

    Permanent refinance of stabilized industrial, multifamily, retail, and select office.

  • CMBS

    Higher-proceeds refinance when life company or bank credit will not stretch.

  • Bank

    Relationship refinance, including credit unions, when portfolio hold is the point.

  • Bridge & Private

    Only when the asset is still transitional and the takeout is defined.

Published Arizona refinance originations

Each of these is labeled refinance or cash-out on the transactions list. The Tucson life-company file is a value-add closing, not a refinance, so it is not repeated here.

  • $745,000

    Single-tenant dental / medical office

    Tempe, AZ

    Cash-out refinance

    Originated 2022

  • $1,350,000

    Multifamily (Harvard Court)

    Phoenix, AZ

    Cash-out refinance

    Originated 2022

  • $5,000,000

    Dual-tenant industrial, ~90,000 sf

    Phoenix, AZ

    Permanent, cash-out · Life company

    Originated 2019

  • $6,850,000

    Three flex industrial buildings

    Scottsdale Airpark, AZ

    Permanent refinance · Life company

    Originated 2019

Full transactions list

Questions

What does an Arizona commercial refinance start with?
The existing note: prepay, proceeds, recourse, and timing. Capital Market Funds then matches Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, HUD 223(f), life company, CMBS, bank, or bridge if the asset is still transitional.
Is the refinance form a loan application?
No. The form is a request to talk to Craig Hoebing. It is not a loan application and not a commitment to lend.
Which published Arizona files were refinances?
The transactions list labels a Tempe dental and medical office, Harvard Court in Phoenix, a Phoenix industrial permanent cash-out, and a Scottsdale Airpark flex refinance. Amounts on those cards are the amounts used here.
Is a rate-and-term refinance a different loan from a cash-out?
Yes. Rate-and-term replaces the note without pulling new equity. Cash-out asks for proceeds above the payoff. This page covers both. Cash-out files with that label are also on the Arizona cash-out page. The Scottsdale Airpark card is a permanent refinance, not a cash-out.

Talk to Craig

Request a term sheet

Send the asset as it is. Craig will tell you which source belongs on it. This form is not a loan application and not a commitment to lend. He will see that the request started on the Arizona refinance page.

Direct: (480) 495-8072

Request a term sheet

Submitting this form is a request to talk, not a loan application and not a commitment to lend. Craig will reply from craig@capmarkfund.com.