Commercial Property Construction Loans in DeKalb County, Georgia

commercial construction

Loan Program Overview

Our Commercial Property Construction Loans in DeKalb County, GA are designed for investors building or renovating income-producing properties in high-demand cities such as Decatur, Brookhaven, Dunwoody, Stone Mountain, and Avondale Estates. We finance both ground-up projects and major commercial renovations, offering up to 85% LTC and up to 70% of the completed value (ARV), with optional DSCR qualification when needed. All loans feature interest-only payments during construction, giving developers maximum cash-flow efficiency while completing their projects.

Why Choose CheapLOI.com?

• Experience with commercial ground‑up and adaptive reuse projects
• Fast approvals — decisions by real underwriters (not algorithms)
• No income documentation required — asset‑based underwriting
• Full transparency — no junk fees

Property Types Eligible

• Mixed-use buildings
• Multifamily (5+ units)
• Retail and restaurant build-outs
• Industrial / warehouse / flex
• Office + medical office

How Loans Work

Step 1

Submit Deal Scenario

(Scope, Plans, Budget)

Step 2

Same-Day Term Sheet

Completion + Conversion to long-term loan

Step 3

Fast Closings

Appraisal & Feasibility review

Step 4

Rehab Draws & Project Funding

Funding + Draw schedule

Banks vs. Private Loans

Close in 7–14 days

Flexible rehab/construction budgets

Funding based on project value

No income documentation

Local Market Advantage (DeKalb County Insight)

DeKalb County’s real estate market remains strong, driven by continued growth spillover from Atlanta and ongoing expansion around Emory University. Multifamily projects near MARTA transit zones benefit from strong rental absorption, while investor demand for adaptive reuse of retail and industrial spaces continues to rise. With major employers anchoring the region and driving commercial activity, DeKalb County offers a robust environment for new development and value-add investment opportunities.

FAQs

No — lending is asset-based.

Yes — as long as majority is investment purpose.

Ready to Get Funding?

Get a same-day quote with fast funding and flexible draw schedules designed to keep your project moving without delays.