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List of Lenders for Abandoned Commercial Real Estate

List of bridge lenders, hard money lenders, and specialty finance companies that fund the acquisition and rehabilitation of abandoned, distressed, and foreclosed commercial properties across the United States.

Fields we plan to include

Company Name
Headquarters
Loan Range
Loan Type
Interest Rate Range
Max LTV
Closing Speed
Property Types Funded
Geographic Coverage
Contact Phone
Website
Minimum Credit Score

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Company NameHeadquartersLoan Range
Kennedy FundingEnglewood, NJ$1M – $50M
Capital Fund 1Phoenix, AZ$250K – $25M
iBorrowLos Angeles, CA$3M – $100M+
RCN CapitalSouth Windsor, CT$50K – $7.5M
Lima One CapitalGreenville, SC$75K – $20M

Estimated ~850 entries. We'll only compile the full list if enough people reserve it.

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Understanding Lenders for Abandoned Commercial Real Estate

The abandoned commercial real estate lending market has expanded significantly as the CRE maturity wall intensifies. Over $930 billion in commercial real estate loans are set to mature in 2026 alone—more than triple the $300 billion from late 2025. This wave of distressed debt is creating unprecedented demand for specialty lenders who can finance the acquisition and rehabilitation of abandoned properties.

Who Finances Abandoned Commercial Properties?

Traditional banks typically decline to finance abandoned or severely distressed commercial properties due to regulatory constraints and risk-averse underwriting. The gap is filled by three categories of lenders:

Hard Money Lenders
Asset-based lenders who underwrite primarily on property value and rehabilitation potential. Rates typically range from 10–15% with 2–6 origination points. Closing can happen in as few as 3–10 business days.
Bridge Loan Specialists
Short-term lenders (12–36 month terms) who finance transitional assets until they can qualify for permanent financing. Rates range from 7–12% with lower origination fees than hard money.
Opportunity Fund Lenders
Institutional capital sources including debt funds and mortgage REITs that deploy capital into higher-risk, higher-return distressed assets. In 2025, alternative lenders captured 37% of non-agency loan closings, surpassing traditional banks at 31%.

Market Conditions Driving Supply

As of Q3 2025, total distressed CRE volume reached $126.6 billion, up 18% year-over-year. Approximately 282 banks face dual threats from commercial real estate loan exposure and interest rate losses. This pressure is pushing more distressed assets to market, increasing demand for specialty lenders comfortable with abandoned properties, code violations, incomplete construction, and environmental issues.

Key Underwriting Factors

FactorHard MoneyBridge Loan
Primary UnderwritingAs-is property valueStabilized value + exit plan
Typical LTV60–70%65–80%
Interest Rates10–15%7–12%
Term Length6–24 months12–36 months
Closing Timeline3–10 days10–30 days

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.Where does the data come from?

Full lists would be compiled from public sources such as official registries, industry association rosters and company websites. The sample rows on each page come from web searches and are unverified. Organization info only — no personal contact details.

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CSV (opens in Excel or Google Sheets). There is no API.