Owner-user industrial properties at 65% LTV qualify for SBA 504 financing with 25-year fixed rates typically in the 6.5%–7.5% range, or conventional commercial mortgages at competitive rates. SBA 504 allows up to 90% financing for eligible manufacturers, with fee waivers for NAICS 31-33 codes reducing total borrowing cost significantly.
Written by Ed Freeman, Capital Advisory — PeerSense
Owner-user industrial properties at 65% LTV qualify for SBA 504 or conventional financing. SBA 504 fixed rates typically 6.5%–7.5%, 25-year amortization, and fee waivers for manufacturers (NAICS 31-33).
Minimum 30-35% equity required. Business owners purchasing or refinancing industrial space they occupy.
LTV Target
65%
Est. Rate Range
6.5% – 7.5% (SBA 504 fixed)
Term
10-25 years fixed
Recourse
Full recourse (SBA) / Recourse (Conventional)
DSCR
1.20x minimum
Closing Speed
45-60 days (conventional) / 60-90 days (SBA)
Min Loan Size
$500K
Loan Products
SBA 504, Conventional
This financing is ideal when you occupy (or will occupy) at least 51% of the industrial space and want to build equity rather than lease. SBA 504 is the strongest option for borrowers who need high leverage (up to 90% LTV) at fixed rates. If you are a manufacturer with NAICS 31-33 classification, the SBA fee waiver program reduces origination fees by 50-100%, making this the lowest-cost industrial acquisition financing available. At 65% LTV, you may also qualify for competitive conventional rates, especially on properties under $2M where SBA paperwork overhead is less justified.
If you need bridge financing before stabilization or renovation
Learn moreIf you hold a variable-rate SBA 7(a) and want to convert to fixed
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Written by Ed Freeman, Capital Advisory — PeerSense. Updated March 2026.
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