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Nicholas Burch
  • Real Estate Agent
  • orlando, FL
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Do not laugh at me too hard, looking for bridge scenario

Nicholas Burch
  • Real Estate Agent
  • orlando, FL
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Are the following terms achievable in our current market conditions? Looking for a bridge loan.

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Nicholas Burch
  • Real Estate Agent
  • orlando, FL
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Quote from @Erik Estrada:
Quote from @Nicholas Burch:

Are the following terms achievable in our current market conditions? Looking for a bridge loan.


This looks to be achievable on a commercial full doc loan, however not at 90% LTV. You are looking at 65-70 max, and the property must be stabilized.

You can expect 90% LTC on a fix and flip loan for 1-4 units. The rate however is 10.00-13% and term is 36 months max. You may be able to extend 6 months afterwards but be expected to pay some points...

 lol, thats what I thought. Great deal in a appreciation market, just cant afford the negative cash flow until it is sold or refinanced. This is a duplex btw.

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