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Henri Meli
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Have you refinanced a commercial office building?

Henri Meli
  • Investor
  • Morrisville, NC
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Just curious if any of the experienced investors have had to refinance a commercial office building in the past. I own a building that I purchased at about 65% occupation. It is now 95% occupied with long term leases signed (2020 and beyond) and is cash flowing well.  Some of the leases were below market, but have 6% yearly escalations. I have owned the building for 15 months. The lender I used to purchase the building does not want to refinance at this time. I have a prepayment penalty.

Have you had to refinance a commercial building? How did you assess the actual value? Do I need to use a third party to re-assess the building value based on the new NOI prior to looking for a new loan? Will the new interested/potential lender use their own third party to re-assess the value of the asset? When I purchased the building, the bank required an appraisal for which a third party was hired. Should I go back to the folks who did the first assessment and provide them the new data (all leases, expenses for the last 15 months, ... etc ) for another assessment?

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