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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Commercial Lender Ontario Canada
Good Afternoon All,
I am looking to find the best source of commercial financing for my deal that has been agreed to in principal with the seller.
Essentially breaks down as follows:
Purchase price: approx 275,000
Seller agrees to hold a VTB mortgage in 2nd position for 50% of purchase price for two years.
Therefore, I need financing of 50% LTV from a commercial Lender. I have ok credit, and not a lot of cash to put into deal. Once it gets going, I plan on renovating with my own money for about $20,000. Part of this will re-purpose part of the building, adding another unit. My question is who should I approach? Big 5 banks? Credit unions? I don't want to paper this all over town so I'm trying to nail down the best lender prospects. Thanks in advance.
-Tyler