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Mesa · Maricopa County

Mesa commercial mortgage broker

Mesa is East Valley coverage from the Scottsdale office. Senior debt is shopped to the source. We do not publish a Mesa closing we do not have.

Mesa sponsors typically bring multifamily, industrial, and retail. Capital Market Funds originates that senior debt from Scottsdale. The East Valley cities next to Mesa — Chandler, Tempe, and Gilbert — are separate pages. A closing that names Chandler is not a Mesa closing.

Stabilized Mesa apartments are an agency, HUD, or life-company conversation when the rent roll supports it. Industrial and retail more often start with life company, bank, or CMBS. A value-add or a tight close is bridge, with private capital and a takeout, not a construction-loan counter.

There is no Mesa line on the transactions list. The honest proof for the East Valley is the Chandler office originations and the Tempe medical refinance, on those pages. This page is the place to start a Mesa file, not a place to borrow their amounts.

Senior debt for Mesa

  • Life company

    Permanent debt for core cash flow. Rate lock is typically at application.

  • Bank and credit union

    Portfolio hold when the relationship, not a securitization box, is the point.

  • Fannie Mae

    Stabilized Arizona multifamily. Originated to Fannie Mae. Not a DUS lender.

  • CMBS

    Conduit or single-asset when life company or bank credit will not stretch.

  • Bridge and private

    Transitional capital sourced from private investors, with a takeout in mind.

  • HUD / FHA

    223(f), 221(d)(4), and 232 with a HUD-approved lender. Not MAP or LEAN approval.

Published Mesa closings

No published tombstone names this city. Neighboring Maricopa closings stay on the Chandler, Tempe, Phoenix, and Scottsdale pages. They are not reassigned here.

Full transactions list

Questions

Have you published a Mesa commercial mortgage closing?
No. No tombstone on this site names Mesa. Chandler and Tempe originations are published on those city pages and are not Mesa deals.
What financing do Mesa industrial and multifamily sponsors ask for?
Industrial is often life company, bank, or CMBS. Stabilized multifamily is often Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, or HUD. Transitional assets are bridge. We are not a Fannie Mae DUS lender.
Where do I start a Mesa loan request?
Call (480) 495-8072 or use the form. The request goes to Craig Hoebing at the Scottsdale office. It is not a loan application.

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 Mesa 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.