Hotel property buyer and advisor reviewing a property plan outside a boutique hotel

Hotel purchase, refinance and property investment

Financing a hotel property?

Explore financing for a hotel property purchase, refinance or property-related capital project. Unicus helps you assess the real estate and hotel operation together, with the ownership, cash flow and capital plan in view.

Request a financing review

A property with an operating business.

A hotel’s financing assessment involves more than the building. Occupancy, operating results, management, franchise arrangements and property condition may all affect how a purchase or refinance is evaluated.

Make the full capital need visible.

The purchase price or existing loan balance may sit alongside renovation costs, required improvements and operating reserves. Identifying each component helps distinguish the property financing need from day-to-day working capital.

Consider the ownership and repayment plan.

An owner-operated hotel and an investment held with third-party management can present different circumstances. Unicus reviews the proposed ownership, available contribution and intended repayment or refinance plan before discussing potential approaches.

Questions worth answering.

Is this the right inquiry for both purchases and refinancing?

Yes. Use this inquiry for a hotel property purchase, refinance or property-related project. Describe the transaction and any improvements or reserves involved. Requests limited to payroll, supplies or other operating expenses belong in the Hotel Operating Capital inquiry.

Can I inquire as a first-time hotel buyer?

Yes. Share your experience, proposed operator or management team and available contribution. A first-time inquiry is welcome, but financing fit depends on the buyer, property, operation and proposed structure.

What information helps with an initial assessment?

The property location, purchase price or loan balance, operating results, management arrangement and planned improvements are useful starting points. An advisor follows up to discuss potential options and the additional information needed.

Your financing inquiry

Start with the plan you have.

Share the context and financing need. An advisor can review the request, discuss potential approaches and identify the next information needed.

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