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Gregg C.
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Bank loan package template

Gregg C.
  • Denver, CO
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Hello BP community,

I am venturing out right now on my first commercial real estate deal and need to get my bank loan package together. I own a handful of residential properties already but never done anything in the commercial world but learning real quick all of the moving parts. I have talked to a few banks already to get high level terms. Wondering if anybody can provide a template loan package that encompasses all of the pieces I should be presenting to a bank when I do apply for the loan.

I didn't see anything on the BP blogs for this. Can anybody share some online resources? Links to articles or templates? Or even an outline from your own template?

As a starting point I have an outline put together based on some brainstorming and what I have come across from searching online.

Thanks, Gregg

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