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Yes, refinancing may still be possible — even if you’re behind. Many lenders and private capital sources specialize in “distress refinance” or bridge loans that can stop foreclosure and restructure your debt. The key is showing that your business has a recovery plan and that the property has future income potential.
If your loan-to-value (LTV) ratio is high, traditional banks may hesitate — but private lenders, debt funds, and hard-money options can step in. These short-term loans provide breathing room while you stabilize income, improve occupancy, or wait for market recovery before refinancing again into a conventional loan.
Refinancing can extend your loan term, reduce monthly payments, or provide working capital to cover expenses until new tenants move in. Some lenders offer interest-only or cash-out refinance programs to restore your liquidity and protect your investment during a downturn.
You’ll typically need:
Current mortgage statement and payoff balance
Rent roll and leases (if applicable)
Business financials (P&L, tax returns, balance sheet)
Property income and expense statements
A hardship or recovery plan explaining how refinancing will improve cash flow
Having these ready speeds up the process and shows lenders you’re proactive and organized.
Every case is unique, but most commercial refinances take 45–75 days, depending on lender type and documentation. Acting early is critical — waiting until foreclosure proceedings begin can limit your options or require more expensive rescue capital.