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Palermo/Tampa, Florida / Commercial acquisition bridge

Tampa, Florida / Commercial acquisition bridge

Tampa small-commercial bridge.

A fictional small commercial investment illustrates acquisition financing and a subsequent refinance.

Illustrative scenario

Illustrative transaction — not an actual Palermo closing. All figures, dates, structures and outcomes are hypothetical.

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Small commercialGulf Coast

01 / The challenge

The initial challenge.

The hypothetical buyer is evaluating a leased small commercial investment property. The financing discussion needs to consider the actual property use, lease position, title, physical condition and the prerequisites for a later refinance. This example does not establish a separate Palermo commercial-lending product or automatic property eligibility.

02 / The structure

The financing structure.

The fictional purchase price is $1,300,000, with an $800,000 first-lien bridge loan and a $500,000 buyer contribution before closing costs. Although a separate hypothetical estimate is $1,400,000, the example uses the lower purchase-price basis for LTV: 61.54%. The full commitment is advanced initially, with no construction holdback.

61.54%

Hypothetical LTV

$800,000 ÷ $1,300,000
$0

Future-advance holdback

$800,000 initial + $0 holdback = $800,000

LTV uses the explicitly stated property-value basis. LTC uses the stated total project cost. These sample ratios do not establish lending limits.

03 / Key considerations

Key considerations.

  • Provide property use, lease and operating information for review.
  • Review title and physical condition, with additional diligence as appropriate to the property.
  • Identify the conditions a later lender would need before relying on a refinance exit.

04 / Hypothetical sequence

From first question to proposed exit.

An illustrative order of events, without a promised closing or construction schedule.

  1. 01

    Scenario

    The acquisition, leases and requested structure are described.

  2. 02

    Review

    The fictional collateral, capital contribution and refinance plan are considered.

  3. 03

    Closing

    The example assumes conditions are satisfied and the acquisition is funded.

  4. 04

    Exit

    A hypothetical longer-term refinance repays the loan within 12 months.

05 / Hypothetical outcome

Hypothetical outcome.

The fictional owner completes a later refinance and repays the bridge loan. The example is educational; no company closing, lease performance or product availability is claimed.

Illustrative transaction — not an actual Palermo closing.

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