Understand the real objective
Start with the business case, the property or acquisition, your equity position, and what a successful loan needs to accomplish.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Commercial lending guidance from an owner's perspective.
Kurt Weil helps business owners structure commercial real estate, acquisition, and growth loans with the care he would use on his own deal.
Financing strategy
Built like it matters.
01
Understand
Your goals, timeline, and numbers
02
Structure
The right path for your project
03
Execute
From lender conversation to closing
Based in
Cincinnati
Financing for
Commercial real estate
Business purchases
Expansion & equipment
Refinancing
Our process
A bank-ready deal.
A borrower-first advocate.
Banks look at risk, presentation, policy, timing, and relationship. Kurt helps shape the request so the right people see the deal the right way.
Position the request correctly
Organize the financial story, anticipate lender questions, and present the project in the language banks use to make decisions.
Push for the best practical terms
Compare options, challenge weak structures, and keep working until the loan is one Kurt would be comfortable presenting as his own.
Service
More than one way
to fund the plan.
Going directly to one bank can limit the conversation to that bank's box. Kurt helps compare structures, lender fit, timing, and terms before the deal gets locked into one path.
01
SBA 7(a)
Flexible financing for real estate, business acquisitions, equipment, working capital, and qualifying refinance needs.
02
SBA 504
Long-term financing designed for owner-occupied commercial real estate and major fixed assets.
03
USDA B&I
Guaranteed financing for eligible businesses and projects in qualifying rural communities.
04
Conventional
Bank and non-bank options for stabilized properties, investment real estate, equipment, and business needs.
Benchmarks & indexes
Know what the loan is being priced against.
Commercial loan pricing is shaped by moving reference points, lender spreads, collateral, guarantor strength, amortization, fees, and risk. Kurt helps borrowers understand which numbers matter and which ones are just noise.
Prime Rate
Common reference point for SBA 7(a), floating-rate, and variable business credit structures.
SOFR
A market-based overnight financing rate often used in commercial and institutional floating-rate lending.
Treasury & CMT
Treasury yields and constant maturity rates help frame fixed-rate expectations and longer-term pricing.
SBA 504 Debenture
For 504 projects, the debenture market helps shape the fixed-rate portion of the financing.
Loan calculator
Put the monthly payment in perspective.
Adjust the project assumptions to see an illustrative principal and interest payment. Then bring the numbers to Kurt for a closer look at structure, fees, and eligibility.
This calculator is for planning purposes only and does not represent a loan offer, approval, or quoted rate.
Estimated monthly payment
$9,756
Principal & interest
Estimated loan amount
$1,350,000
Cash contribution
$150,000
Total interest
$1,576,800
KW
Commercial broker
Kurt Weil
Meet Kurt
Experience from the bank side and the borrower side.
Kurt has worked as a loan broker in the banking world, owns industrial real estate personally, and has gone through the lending process for his own projects.
That combination matters. He understands how banks operate, who to talk to, how to present a project correctly, and how to keep a deal moving when details get complicated. He approaches every loan as if it were his own: if he would not be satisfied with the structure, he will keep working to improve it before putting it in front of a client.
Owner-minded
Real borrower experience
Bank fluent
Knows how lenders decide
Selective
Presents terms he believes in
Start a conversation
Bring the project.
Let’s find the path.
Share a few details about what you are financing. Kurt can help you think through the next useful step.
Cincinnati, Ohio