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Jeff Borrelli
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  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Help with budget numbers, first commercial property

Jeff Borrelli
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  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Hey All, I'm looking for some ballpark number help. I am running numbers on my first commercial property. I own 7 rental units comprised of 4 rental properties but they are all residential. The commercial property I am looking at has a restaurant on the first floor and 4 apartments on the second floor. Purchase price of $1.5M.

  1. How much will I need to put down? (30%?)
  2. What sort of rate and terms are coming along with Commercial loans these days?
  3. What % should I use for closing costs? or ballpark number.

Please let me know if you need any other information to help with this. TIA

  • Jeff Borrelli
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