
Mezzanine financing is flexible capital when senior debt isn’t enough
Mezzanine loans sit between senior debt and equity. When structured correctly, they can help close gaps in acquisitions, refinances, and growth projects.
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Is Mezzanine financing right for your hotel?
Mezzanine loans are...
Supplemental capital designed to bridge gaps between senior debt and equity.
Mezzanine loans are not...
Cheap, simple financing or a substitute for senior loans.
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Mezzanine financing is capital that sits between senior bank loans and equity. It helps fill the gap when a bank loan doesn’t cover the full amount you need, without requiring you to give up more ownership.
Senior debt (bank loans): Lowest cost, but limited in size and flexibility.
Equity: Flexible but requires giving up ownership.
Mezzanine: Higher cost than bank debt, lower than equity, and lets you keep control while getting the capital to grow.
Businesses with strong, predictable cash flow, like established hotels or growing CPG brands, that need extra capital for acquisitions, expansions, or large projects but don’t want to dilute ownership.
Amounts vary, but most mezzanine lenders offer ranges from $2 million to $50+ million.
Mezzanine financing is typically more expensive than senior bank debt because lenders take on more risk, but it’s less costly than raising new equity since you keep ownership. Rates and structures vary by lender, which is why comparing terms matters.