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Vic Reddy
  • Real Estate Agent
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Commercial loan rates - long term leased retail/office

Vic Reddy
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Dallas - Fort Worth, TX
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Hello all

We are considering two Commercial retail and Medical office buildings to purchase in $4m to $6m range. What rates are you seeing in the market? Are there creative ways to find short term loans with lower rates?

Our Lenders are quoting 8-9% with 25% to 50% down even on properties with 7+ cap with stable long term leases

Thank you

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Chris Mason
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Chris Mason
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Quote from @Vic Reddy:

Hello all

We are considering two Commercial retail and Medical office buildings to purchase in $4m to $6m range. What rates are you seeing in the market? Are there creative ways to find short term loans with lower rates?

Our Lenders are quoting 8-9% with 25% to 50% down even on properties with 7+ cap with stable long term leases

Thank you

 Best case scenario for that, assuming an experienced investor with a net worth ballpark proportional to the sales price, rates should be in the 6s. Otherwise, low/mid 7s. Recourse with a PPP, among other assumptions. 

I ran it with an in place 7% cap rate.

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