North Carolina

Fast Commercial Bridge and Hard Money Loans in North Carolina

North Carolina's growing metros, from Charlotte and the Triangle to the Triad, Wilmington and Asheville, keep demand high for multifamily, retail, industrial and storage property. Veraciti Capital makes fast commercial bridge and hard money loans across North Carolina with its own money.

  • Speed
  • Limited Paperwork
  • No Full Appraisal
  • No Minimum Credit Score
  • Quick Closing
  • Our Own Money
  • Balance-Sheet Lender

Commercial loan programs in North Carolina

We offer short-term, first-lien commercial financing across North Carolina:

Why North Carolina investors choose us

Every loan is funded with our own money. As a balance-sheet lender, we have no institutional capital behind our loans and no outside committee to satisfy, so the people who review your deal make the decision. Expect limited paperwork, an in-house or BPO valuation with no full appraisal, no minimum credit score, and closings in about 2 weeks or less, subject to underwriting.

Loans typically run $100,000 to $2,000,000; smaller loans, and larger loans up to $5,000,000, are considered case by case. Rates are 10.99% to 12.99% (current typical range; subject to change, market conditions and underwriting), with 2 to 4 points, interest-only payments, up to 70% LTV or LTC on a first lien, and a term of 12 months, plus one optional 6-month extension.

Property types we finance in North Carolina

How investors use our financing in North Carolina

Growth-market value-add

In Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham and the Triad, older apartment properties, retail centers and flex buildings often trade with renovation or lease-up upside. Bridge financing funds the plan before a permanent loan.

Self-storage and light industrial

Storage facilities and small industrial buildings near the state's highways and growing suburbs frequently need a lender who can close quickly on a lease-up, an expansion or a maturing loan.

Coastal and mountain markets

Retail and mixed-use in Wilmington, Asheville and smaller cities can fall outside a bank's box because of size, seasonality or condition. These are deals we review on their merits.

Before you submit a North Carolina deal

Check zoning, permitting and any change-of-use requirements with the city or county early, and line up title work quickly. For coastal properties, plan ahead for insurance. Send us the rent roll, the leases, the renovation budget and your exit plan.

What we don’t lend on

  • Owner-occupied homes or any property the borrower will live in
  • Loans for personal, family or household purposes
  • Ground-up construction or land loans
  • Second liens or mezzanine financing
  • DSCR or long-term rental loans (we make bridge loans only)
Clear Answers

North Carolina Commercial Loan Questions

Do you make commercial real estate loans in North Carolina?

Yes. We make business-purpose commercial bridge and hard money loans in North Carolina on multifamily (5+ units), mixed-use, retail and restaurant, office, light industrial and self-storage properties.

How fast can you close a commercial loan in North Carolina?

Closings typically take about 2 weeks or less, subject to underwriting, valuation, title and how quickly diligence items come in.

What are your rates and loan sizes in North Carolina?

Rates are 10.99% to 12.99% (current typical range; subject to change, market conditions and underwriting), with 2 to 4 points. Loans typically run $100,000 to $2,000,000; smaller loans, and larger loans up to $5,000,000, are considered case by case, with a term of 12 months, plus one optional 6-month extension.

Do you need a full appraisal or a minimum credit score?

Neither. There is no full appraisal: we value properties in-house or with a broker price opinion (BPO), and we do not set a minimum credit score. Paperwork stays limited to what the deal needs.

Do you finance self-storage in North Carolina?

Yes. We review North Carolina storage facilities, including those in lease-up or with expansion plans, looking at the market, occupancy and the path to a permanent loan.

Whose money funds the loan?

Ours. Veraciti Capital is a balance-sheet lender that funds loans with its own money. There is no institutional capital behind the loan, so no outside investor guidelines or committees decide your deal.

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