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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Question on commercial financing downpayments
I'm new to commercial development... We own a building that we're going to make into a mixed used development. So after looking through the forum I've noticed the "you have to have skin in the game" quote alot on downpayment percentages. So if I have 150K in soft costs I'm paying, and 1.5m in hard costs for construction, will the bank consider the the building I own (free & clear) and developing as a percentage down or not. Just didn't know if commercial works different from residential. Are they looking at LTV? Thanks!