SBA 504 loans offer the lowest down payment and longest fixed-rate terms available for owner-occupied commercial real estate. Below-market rates, 25-year amortization, and government-backed stability.
SBA 504 loans use a unique structure that splits the financing between three parties. This is what makes the 10% down payment possible — and keeps your monthly payments lower than any conventional alternative.
See how SBA 504 compares to conventional bank financing on the metrics that matter most to CRE borrowers.
SBA 504 is designed for established businesses purchasing or improving owner-occupied commercial real estate. Requirements are more accessible than most borrowers expect.
Our SBA specialists identify the right CDC partner and bank lender for your property. Pre-assessment is free and takes 48 hours.
Check SBA 504 Eligibility →From conventional mortgages to bridge loans — compare real options across 12 distinct programs.
How commercial loans work, common structures, and what lenders evaluate
DSCR, credit score, down payment, and documentation checklist
Rate ranges by property type, loan structure, and borrower profile
Non-recourse financing with competitive fixed rates for stabilized commercial properties
Short-term financing for acquisitions, repositioning, or refinancing
Income-based qualification without personal income documentation
Lower rates, better structure, or access equity from existing property
Buy the building your business operates in with SBA 504 or conventional
Access equity from your commercial property for expansion or acquisition
Exit bridge or hard money loans with conventional or SBA refinancing
DSCR and conventional financing for income-producing properties
Finance buildout and renovation through CRE loans or SBA programs
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