What is AlliedCommercialFunding.com?

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AlliedCommercialFunding.com is the website of Allied Commercial Funding, a full-service commercial real estate lender and mortgage broker that has been operating since 1993. According to the site, it acts as a direct lender for Stated Income Loans and Hard Money/Bridge Loans, and as a mortgage broker for bank loans. It presents itself as an option for borrowers financing commercial or income-producing property who may not fit a conventional bank profile — including those with credit problems or no income shown on tax returns.

What the company says it does

The site describes a dual role:

  • Direct lender for Stated Income Loans and Hard Money/Bridge Loans, meaning it funds these itself.
  • Mortgage broker for bank loans, connecting borrowers with banks and family offices in its network that lend "when other banks say no."

It markets itself on speed and on structuring loans for unusual situations, with the recurring pitch "We Have A Loan For That."

Loan programs listed

Program What the site says
Stated Income Loans $100,000 to $25,000,000+; owner and non-owner occupied; terms from 1–5 year short-term up to 30-year fully amortized
Hard Money / Bridge Loans 1–2 year bridge terms; positioned for fast closings
Bank Loans (brokered) Conventional financing through niche banks and family offices

The site also lists Bridge Financing, Stated Income, Hard Money, and Fix and Flip among its navigation categories.

Property types covered

The site states it lends on most commercial and income property types, including:

  • Multifamily (5+ units) and mixed-use
  • Mobile home parks
  • Office buildings and office condos
  • Retail stores, strip malls, and shopping centers
  • Warehouses, self-storage, and industrial/manufacturing
  • Auto service and medical offices

It also says it will lend on vacant or highly vacant buildings.

Who it says it can serve

The stated borrower profile is broad: credit "from the top of the FICO score to the bottom," and situations where tax returns show no income. It also mentions use cases such as paying off an overdue lender or closing a purchase before a deadline. Financing is described as available "pretty much Nationwide."

What to verify before deciding

The site does not publish rates, fees, or full eligibility criteria, so those need to be confirmed directly. If you are considering it, useful questions to ask include:

  • Whether your specific property type and loan size fit a current program
  • Whether the loan would be funded directly or placed with a bank
  • The stated income documentation it requires in place of tax returns
  • Rate, points, and closing timeline for your scenario

Contact information listed on the site is 800-247-8212, along with email and social links.