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Terry Imus
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Commercial 5 unit loan question “new guy”

Terry Imus
  • Investor
  • Henderson, NV
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Hi All,

I working on my first 5 unit, I've done a couple single and 4 unit residential but the commercial loans are new to me. I'm wondering if I'm in a good place with a 5yr fix at 4% 75% LTV and 20yr amortization?

 From what I’ve read I need to ask what the cap rate is after 5 years?

At that 5 year mark I make a decision to accept the change or refi based on my preference?

   Thanks!


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Charles Carillo
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Charles Carillo
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@Terry Imus

I have found with small commercial (5+ multifamily); local banks and local credit unions are your best bet. I would call all of the institutions within a 45-minute drive of the property and see what they can offer you.

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