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Nicholas Weckstein
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Looking for A commercial lender

Nicholas Weckstein
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Warrior Run, PA
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Okay so after enough research and talking about it I want to start moving on it. I'm looking for a commercial lender. Im looking for 10-20% down 7-10 year balloon payment 20-30 year amortization period. My credit is floating around 750 I have one multifamily property financed otherwise and commercial financing is new to me I have 50k to invest all in on my end. Any suggestions ?

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Conor Freeman
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Conor Freeman
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  • San Diego, CA
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@Ronald Rohde is correct. Lenders are looking for at least 25%-30% down on a commercial asset. You may get higher on multifamily deal with one of the agencies (Fannie/Freddie) but you'll need to be in the $1mm loan amount range. With 50k down I would keep your purchase price in the ballpark of $200k. Probably looking at a 5,7, or 10 year deal with 25 year amo with a local/regional bank product.

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