What is a Business Investment Mortgage?
Whether you’re expanding your portfolio, purchasing a commercial building, or refinancing an existing investment property, a Business Investment Mortgage can help you take the next step with confidence. Designed for business owners and investors, this mortgage provides structured, long‑term financing to support commercial real estate purchases.
You’ll get competitive options, flexible terms, and advice from local experts who understand Saskatchewan’s business landscape. With a mortgage tailored to your long‑term goals and cash‑flow needs, you can invest confidently, build equity, and strengthen your business for the future.
Features.
Finance your investment.
Financing options for commercial, industrial and investment properties.
A Business Investment Mortgage can provide financing for a range of commercial, industrial and investment properties, helping you purchase or grow your real estate portfolio.
Built for long-term stability.
Choose terms and amortization to support your investment strategy.
Flexible term and amortization options can help structure your financing around your property and long-term investment goals, with fixed or variable interest rate options available.
Flexible real estate financing.
Purchase, expand or refinance commercial real estate.
Whether you’re purchasing a property, expanding an existing investment or refinancing commercial real estate, financing can be structured around the property type, how it’s used and its cash flow.
How does it work?
A Business Investment Mortgage is financing used to purchase or refinance commercial property. These mortgages are typically used for income-producing properties such as retail spaces, offices, multi-use properties, warehouses or real estate held as part of a long-term investment strategy.
Compared with residential mortgages, commercial mortgages may have different qualification requirements, interest rate structures, amortization periods and down payment expectations. Financing is structured around the needs of your business, the property and your investment goals.
Commercial mortgage rates can vary based on factors such as the level of risk, property type and financial strength. Down payment requirements may also vary depending on the property class and financing structure.
Refinancing options may be available for purposes such as property improvements or debt consolidation. Approval may require supporting documentation, including financial statements, property appraisals, leases, business plans and other information about the property and your business.
Helpful tools for managing your business finances.
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