Financing for drive-thru and fast casual restaurant buildings leased to brands like Chipotle, Wendy's, KFC, Dutch Bros, and Hardee's. A fixed rate on a 30 year amortization, and no prepayment penalty.
A quick service restaurant is one of the most traded net lease properties in the country. The tenant pays the expenses, the lease often runs 15 to 20 years, and a drive-thru on a busy corner is easy to re-lease to another brand if the first one leaves. That makes the location and the drive-thru as important as the name on the sign.
The guaranty matters too. A lease backed by the brand's corporate parent, or by a franchise operator running at least 20 locations, is the strongest fit. With no prepayment penalty, you can sell to the next 1031 buyer whenever the cap rate is right, without a payoff penalty eating into the gain.
On restaurant NNN properties, loan amounts typically range from $1 million to $30 million, up to 65% of value, with no prepayment penalty.
These are typical ranges, not a quote. Your rate and loan amount depend on the tenant, the lease, the property, and your credit.
These are typical terms. Yours depend on the brand, the guaranty, the lease, and the property.
Freestanding buildings and end caps, many with a Chipotlane pickup window.
Drive-thru burger buildings, often leased to large franchise operators.
Drive-thru chicken buildings leased to corporate and franchise operators.
Small-footprint, double-lane coffee drive-thrus.
Buildings leased to brands like McDonald's, Starbucks, Taco Bell, and Popeyes.
Freestanding restaurant pads in front of grocery and retail centers.
Brand names describe the kinds of tenants we like. They aren't affiliated with Capituro.
For investors who own the real estate and lease it to a restaurant brand or franchise operator.
Get a QuoteTerms early in your identification window, and a closing scheduled to your deadline.
Restaurant buildings trade often. No prepayment penalty keeps the door open.
Move onto a 30 year amortization and a fixed rate.
More years on the lease can support more loan. Take cash out for the next one.
The address, the tenant, and what you want the loan to do. The lease is all it takes to start.
The loan amount, the rate, and what it takes to close, before you pay for an appraisal.
Appraisal, environmental, title, and insurance get ordered and kept on schedule. On a 1031 purchase, the schedule is built around your closing deadline.
Loan documents signed and the loan funded on your closing date.
Send the numbers and the address, and we'll come back with loan terms.