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Commercial Mortgage – Asheville, NC

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If you are thinking about opening a business in Asheville, NC, consider a commercial mortgage with First Bank. Commercial mortgages can be used to develop or purchase land or buildings that are intended for commercial use. Purchasing the right building for your business is important, and there are a few things you should consider when choosing a building and location.

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As the city of Asheville, NC, grows, entrepreneurs are taking advantage of opportunities to start businesses. The mountains and the culturally rich downtown area of Asheville continue to draw in tourists and new residents. Over 30,000 people visit Asheville each day, spending $5.4 million. If you want to capitalize on all of the opportunities Asheville has to offer, First Bank offers a variety of commercial mortgages for you and your business.

First Bank is a commercial lender, which means we have a variety of commercial mortgage products and services, all at competitive prices. Our staff of commercial real-estate specialists are dedicated to providing you with industry knowledge and expertise.

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We also have other loan options that can help you build or grow the business of your dreams, including:

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Visit one of First Bank’s 13 locations in and around Asheville, NC locations to learn about our other business loans, or speak with one of our specialists about structuring a commercial mortgage loan that meets your needs.

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