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SBA 504 in Arizona, a one-page structure
Who makes a 504 loan, how the project is usually split, and what the debenture prepayment is. Capital Market Funds arranges; it is not the CDC.
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Notes are dated and sourced. If we cannot cite MBA, FHFA, CBRE, or another public series, we do not publish a take.
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Who makes a 504 loan, how the project is usually split, and what the debenture prepayment is. Capital Market Funds arranges; it is not the CDC.
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How bank bridge, debt funds, life-company transitional loans, and private credit differ. No ranking and no list of firm names.
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Dated public facts as of October 1, 2026: Treasury yields, 30-day Average SOFR, bank prime, and earlier MBA and CBRE prints. Not a rate forecast.
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Property, liability, loss of rents, flood, and Arizona weather risks as lender conditions. Not an insurance quote. Capital Market Funds is not an insurance producer.
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A structural table of LTV, DSCR, amortization, recourse, and rough closing time. No interest rates and no ranking.
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MBA's February 9, 2026 maturity survey, and what an Arizona owner should do with a national number. No Capital Market Funds volume claim.
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A balloon is the unpaid principal at the end of the term. This note covers a new loan or a payoff. It is not a workout and not legal advice.
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What recourse means, why non-recourse still has carve-outs, and what A.R.S. 33-814 says about a deficiency. Not legal advice.
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A short loan after construction, before a long permanent mortgage. How it differs from bridge and from HUD 221(d)(4). No rates.
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A buyer takes the existing commercial loan only if the documents allow it and the lender or servicer approves. Never guaranteed.
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DSCR is income divided by the annual payment. A published program floor is not an approval, and this page does not set one.
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How Fannie Mae's DUS lenders and Freddie Mac's Optigo lenders execute multifamily loans. Capital Market Funds arranges. It is neither lender.
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A 504 project is a senior lender plus a CDC. A conventional loan is one lender. Both are for commercial owner-users. No tax advice and no rates.
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A commercial term sheet or letter of intent is not binding until the lender issues a written commitment. What DSCR, LTV, prepay, recourse, and reserves mean. Not legal advice.
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How Arizona bank commercial loans and private or bridge loans differ on speed, recourse, covenants, and transitional income. No ranking and no rates.
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Rent-based DSCR financing versus a conventional investment-property loan for one to four units the investor does not occupy. No rates and no consumer home-loan pitch.
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Debt yield divides income by the loan amount. DSCR divides income by the payment. Conceptual examples only. No cutoff and no rate.
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Who arranges a commercial mortgage and who signs the note. Capital Market Funds arranges financing. It is not the bank, the life company, or the private lender.
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Rent roll, trailing income, entity papers, and environmental items lenders often ask for. The real list varies. Not legal advice.
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What a fixed lock and a floating index-plus-margin structure mean on a commercial mortgage. Conceptual only. No rate quote and no forecast.
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Mezzanine debt is a loan behind the first mortgage. Preferred equity is an ownership stake. Capital Market Funds arranges mezzanine and private debt, not a securities offering.
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How personal and business credit sit beside income, leverage, and experience on a commercial or investor file. No minimum score and no approval promise.
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Plain-language definitions for the terms used on this site.
The 100-year assured water supply, the 2023 Phoenix AMA groundwater findings, and a 2026 court ruling change the questions on an Arizona construction file. Not a permit and not legal advice.
Read noteWhat lenders ask for on an Arizona construction draw, starting with the 20-day preliminary notice. This is a checklist, not legal advice.
Read noteHow Arizona owner-users actually split 7(a) and 504: one SBA-guaranteed lender, or a bank first lien plus a CDC debenture. No rates.
Read noteBorrowing is up. The mix of capital still decides whether a given Arizona file actually closes.
Read noteFHFA set $176 billion of combined 2026 Fannie and Freddie multifamily purchase caps. MBA’s Q2 print still showed GSE originations down year over year.
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