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CJ M.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Canton, OH
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Commercial loan terms in Jan, 2024?

CJ M.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Canton, OH
Posted

Hello,

Full transparency :) I'm 'green' when it comes to commercial real estate as I typically invest in single family and duplexes. Anyway, I came across a 12-unit that I wanted to run some rough numbers on. From what I can tell, it's a 7.4% Cap in a solid B/B+ neighborhood (not sure what the avg cap is in the area yet though). 

Problem is, when I add in debt service (assuming the loan terms I see on single family homes), it's cashflow is negative. What are you all seeing for commercial loan terms (%, LTV, Closing, etc.)? Before I tie up any lenders time/realtors time I'm just trying to get some practice running multi-unit numbers and see if this one is worth pursuing further. Purchase price=$750,000, fully occupied/mostly long-term tenants, under-market rents, no deferred maintenance, very nice 1/1 units (lofts), solid B/B+ area.

Thank you in advance for any feedback/advice.

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