Unlock Growth & Secure Low-Cost Funding with our Commercial Lending Program
- Rebekah Waller
- Feb 25
- 4 min read
For entrepreneurs and business owners, access to capital can mean the difference between stagnation and exponential growth. Traditional lending options can be restrictive, with high-interest rates, rigid qualification requirements, and long approval processes. But what if there was a better way?
The TCC Commercial Lending Program is designed to empower business owners and investors by providing low-interest (as low as 4%) commercial loans that are strategically backed by The Community Corp (TCC) and its network of Advisory Board Member (ABM) companies. Whether you're looking to expand operations, acquire assets, or launch a new venture, this program creates a structured pathway to long-term ownership and financial success.
How It Works
Instead of navigating the complexities of securing commercial loans alone, members work within the TCC ecosystem, which functions as a financial accelerator. Here’s what makes this program unique:
As low as 4% Loan – A rare opportunity to secure capital at rates far below industry standards.
Minority to Majority Ownership Pathway – Members start with as little as 10% equity and, over 36 months, transition into majority ownership of their business or real estate project.
Built-In Risk Mitigation – Unlike traditional lending, TCC corporately backstops projects, ensuring stronger financial positioning and long-term stability.
Cash Flow Recycling – Funds within the program continuously regenerate, allowing TCC members to access capital repeatedly for new ventures.
ABM Mentorship & Support – Business owners receive hands-on guidance from ABM mentors, ensuring smart financial decisions and optimized growth.
Who Can Benefit?
Small & Medium-Sized Businesses (SMBs): Secure funding to scale operations, invest in equipment, or expand services.
Real Estate Investors: Gain access to commercial lending for property acquisitions, all while benefiting from TCC’s structured investment approach.
Enterprise Partnerships: Collaborate on larger-scale investments and leverage TCC’s unique commonwealth model to enhance financial growth.
How to Get Started
Become a Premium Member – Membership fees are 2% of your total project cost, which strengthens your lending position and grants access to TCC’s financial ecosystem.
Submit a Project Application – Work with a CBP coach to structure your funding request.
Receive Approval & Funding – Once approved, TCC funds the loan, and your project begins with low-cost, structured financing.
Build Equity Over Time – Transition from minority to majority ownership over ideally 36 months, creating long-term wealth and financial stability.
The TCC Commercial Lending Program is not just another financing solution—it’s a transformational wealth-building tool designed to help members fund their lifestyle, grow their businesses, and create lasting economic impact.
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Commercial Lending F.A.Q
What is The Community Corp (TCC) and its mission?
TCC is a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) that aims to acquire investment-grade real estate aligned with its members' lifestyle activities. Its mission is to build shareholder and member value by providing members with opportunities to build personal wealth, support entrepreneurial initiatives, and foster community through an asset-based generational commonwealth-building model. TCC leverages member activity and asset monetization to multiply value for its community. TCC acts as a Corporate Backer to Capitol Building Partners, allowing CBP to tailor make programs for SMBs, Individuals and Enterprises alike and coach them through.
How does the Commercial Lending Program work?
The program allows members to engage in projects using commercial loans facilitated by TCC. Members with projects needing funding become *Premium Members and collaborate with Advisory Board Member Companies (ABMs). TCC funds a Wholly Owned Subsidiary (WOS) vehicle with the project funds, providing a commercial loan at around a 4% annual rate. The New Member puts 10% down, then has the opportunity to grow the project in their favor. TCC gets to recycle the same funds by funding new projects. Members have the opportunity to gain majority ownership of the project over time.
What role do CBP Coaches A.K.A Advisory Board Member Companies (ABMs) play?
CBP Coaches also called "ABMs" to TCC are crucial partners in the TCC ecosystem. They identify project opportunities, vet members, coach members, submit approved projects to TCC, and receive a 10% equity and revenue share in the projects they are involved in. The ABM can step in and take over the project if the New Member defaults on any aspect of the agreement. ABMs are also compensated for sifting through applicants.
What are the key benefits of participating in the TCC commercial lending program?
Benefits include access to commercial loans with competitive rates, the backing of TCC's risk-free corporate lending power, and the opportunity to move from minority to majority ownership in a project. Premium members build equity and revenue share in projects, leveraging TCC's resources and support. Premium membership includes a fee of 2% of the total cost, which is then put into a TCC profile.
How can a New Member eventually obtain majority ownership of a project?
Over a 36-month timeframe, the WOS created for the project generates revenue. This revenue, along with the initial investment, can be used as a down payment for the New Member to acquire a loan to purchase the majority of the asset. If the member is unable to do so, the ABM then has the option to purchase the majority position.
What are the fees associated with the TCC program, and where do they go?
There are several fees:
A nominal fee of approximately $750 associated with the project application (Helps ABM with the vetting process).
Premium membership dues of 2% of the total project cost (put into a TCC profile).
A 3% transaction fee on the initial lump sum payment which is split between TCC and the engaged ABM.
How does TCC benefit from this commercial lending program?
TCC benefits by recycling capital through loans to WOSs, earning income from premium membership fees, and gaining equity stakes in cash-flowing projects. TCC also benefits from having access to projects to purchase if members can't
What is a WOS, and how does it function within the this program?
A WOS (Wholly Owned Subsidiary) is a "vehicle" created and owned by TCC for each approved project. TCC funds the WOS with a commercial loan. The WOS is expected to generate returns, which are held within the WOS, and it can become a marketable asset over time that the member can potentially acquire along with the project.
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