Recently Funded Deal: $750,000 Commercial Bridge Loan Refinance in Sacramento, CA
Fast, Appraisal-Free Cash-Out Financing on an Commercial Industrial Properties
We recently funded a $750,000 commercial bridge loan refinance on an industrial property in Sacramento, California, providing our borrower with cash-out proceeds for working capital—without the delays that typically come with traditional commercial financing. We completed the application, approval process, and had loan docs ready for signing in 10 days.
This deal was structured as a commercial bridge loan refinance with cash-out, allowing the borrower to unlock equity from their industrial property and deploy capital back into their business.
Key deal details:
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Loan Amount: $750,000
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Property Type: Commercial industrial
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Location: Sacramento, CA
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Loan Purpose: Cash-out refinance for business working capital
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Speed: From application to loan documents ready for signature in 10 days
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Appraisal: Not required
For business owners and real estate investors, access to liquidity matters just as much as rate. This loan delivered capital quickly—without forcing the borrower to pause operations or wait weeks for third-party reports. This transaction highlights exactly what we do best: fast, flexible commercial bridge loans, even on property types many lenders won’t touch.
Why do borrowers come to Lantzman Lending for their Commercial Bridge Loans?
There are several reasons this deal stands out…
1. We Lend on Commercial Industrial Properties Others Avoid
Many bridge lenders limit their programs to residential properties. Commercial or Industrial properties are often excluded from loan portfolios of or competitors
We understand industrial real estate in our markets throughout CA
2. True Speed: No Appraisal, No Bottlenecks
Most lenders require:
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Full appraisals
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Multiple layers of review
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Capital market approvals or 3rd party investor approvals
The process can add weeks to the approval and funding process.
In this case, we were able to move from application to loan documents in 10 days, allowing the borrower to access working capital without unnecessary delays.
3. Direct Lending = Certainty of Execution
When you’re dealing with intermediaries, timing and terms can change mid-process.
As a direct lender, we control the underwriting and decision-making. That means — Clear terms upfront, No last-minute surprises, & Reliable closings
For borrowers seeking commercial bridge loan refinances with cash-out, certainty matters just as much as speed.
What is the latest with the Sacramento Real Estate Market?
Sacramento remains one of California’s more balanced real estate markets, offering stability and liquidity across both residential and commercial property types. Compared to coastal metros, pricing remains relatively accessible, while demand is supported by government employment, healthcare, education, and continued in-migration from higher-cost regions.
On the residential side, values have proven resilient despite interest-rate volatility. This has driven steady demand for short-term and bridge financing solutions. In October 2025, Sacramento County home prices were down 0.4% compared to last year, selling for a median price of $537K in the most recent data. Marketing times are up from a year ago at 35 days on the market compared to 23 days last year at this same time. There were 1,149 homes sold in October this year, down from 1,179 last year. Like much of the nation, inventory is up from historic Covid lows where we regularly saw less than two months of inventory. Inventory has risen to just under 3 months in Sacramento County, but this is lower than many other counties across CA and the nation, and less than the California average of 3.2 months.
In the commercial and industrial sector, Sacramento continues to benefit from its central location, transportation infrastructure, and strong demand for industrial space but there has been a slight uptick in unemployment in the area from 4.7% up to 5.1% mirroring nationwide trends. Here are some highlight from the latest quarter from Cushman Wakefield for the Sacramento industrial Markets:
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In Q3 2025, Sacramento’s industrial vacancy rate was 6.4 percent, up modestly year-over-year, reflecting a market with available space but still below many larger Northern California metros. This numbers is still below the historical average for the area of about 7.4%.
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The average asking lease rate remained steady at approximately $0.80 per square foot (NNN) despite rising vacancy, showing continued landlord confidence in quality industrial product. This is an area to keep an eye on as we move forward to see if vacancies start to put downward pressure on lease prices.
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Overall net absorption this quarter was negative, with year-to-date totals showing more space entering the market than being occupied, but leasing activity continued, particularly for smaller and mid-sized spaces. This was the 3rd consecutive quarter of negative net absorption, coming on the tail end of industrial markets being very strong in comparison to most other property types.
Overall the Sacramento market appears mostly stable but there some areas to watch on the commercial and residential side. Increasing inventory and vacancy need to be monitored closely, but interest rates appear to be on the decline and this could help to spur more activity and free up capital. Like much of the economy, we appear to be in a holding pattern waiting for a clearer direction after years of inflation across the board that has created records in nearly everything, from home prices to food prices to stock markets. Stay Tuned…
Ready to Unlock Capital From Your Commercial Property?
If you’re exploring a commercial bridge loan, refinancing an existing property, or need cash-out financing without the delays of traditional lenders, we’re ready to help.
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