MEDICAL OFFICE FINANCING

 

With over 31 years of experience, Ocean Pacific Capital has been an expert in structuring and finding the right and best loan for your medical office financing needs.

For all kinds of investors, doctors and physicicans around the world, we can provide customized medical office loan solutions. We offer flexible financing options consisting of fixed and variable interest rates, various length of loan repayment, and loan amounts starting at $2 million up to $200 million plus.

Medical office financing can be a complex process, and we will work with you every step of the way to ensure that your specific requirements and needs are met. Our passion and goal is to help you understand the loan and financing options available to medical offices as well as the costs and benefits. Call us today at 1-800-595-1474 to see what kind of medical office financing we can provide for you.

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