Investor-focused solutions for rental, mixed-use, and commercial real estate nationwide.
Whether you’re rehabbing a property, financing your business growth, or bundling improvements into your mortgage, these specialized loan options provide targeted solutions to move your deals forward.
Government-backed financing for business owners
Fast funding for fix & flip, turnkey, or buy-and-hold projects
Bundle your mortgage and renovation costs into one
Whether you're buying, building, or refinancing, Federal Hill Mortgage has a solution tailored to your needs. Connect with a loan expert and explore your options.
Talk to a Loan ExpertWe finance 5+ unit rentals, mixed-use properties, 1–8 unit buildings, and pure commercial spaces like office, retail, or industrial. Each program has its own guidelines, and we’ll help you select the one that best fits your deal.
Not always. Some programs require full documentation and DSCR qualification, while others (like DSCR or bridge loans) allow no-income-doc options with simplified underwriting.
Yes. All of our commercial and investment loans allow entity borrowing. In fact, most are designed for LLCs, Corporations, or Trusts.
Most programs require a 680+ credit score. Private capital loans typically require a 700+, though foreign nationals may qualify without U.S. credit history.
We typically provide soft quotes in 1 business day, full term sheets within 48 hours, and closings in as little as 8–10 business days depending on the loan type.
Yes, most of our programs are available in nearly every U.S. state. However, some programs (like our Mid-Size Commercial Loan) are limited to Maryland and surrounding states.
Yes. Foreign nationals are eligible for select programs, including DSCR and bridge loans, with no U.S. credit or international credit reports required.
SBA 7(a) loans are versatile and can be used for business acquisitions, real estate, working capital, or partner buyouts. SBA 504 loans focus on long-term, fixed-rate financing for owner-occupied real estate and equipment.
SBA loans typically require 10% down. Business acquisitions may require 15%, and startup scenarios may require more. We’ll help structure the best fit.
You can use SBA financing for owner-occupied commercial real estate, buying or starting a business, partner buyouts, expansions, working capital, equipment, and more.