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Tom Anderson
  • New York, New York (NY)
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Seller financing 15% buyer 10%, still can't get a commercial loan

Tom Anderson
  • New York, New York (NY)
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Looking for some advice and or creative ideas on a commercial property I'm in contract on. Seller has offered to hold 10 to 15% of the property at a great rate for 8 years. I'm being denied a mortgage because I'm only putting down 10% and there is a second mortgage to the owner. The commercial property is one commercial on the main floor and 3 residential units above it. Very cash flow positive even with 2 mortgages.


Does anyone know if Commercial Lenders would create a mortgage on 75% with the buyer putting down 10% and the seller holding 15%? Or if Commercial Lenders that would be open to just 10 or 15% down on a commercial property?

Love to hear any creative advice on my options.

Thanks in advance!

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