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What is needed to qualify for a non-recourse loan for commercial?

Mario Broughton
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Im interested in procuring a non recourse loan for commercial investment purpose. What would be the expectations and qualifications for me as the investor?

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Requirements vary widely, but generally you need:

  • A property with in-place cash flow producing adequate debt service coverage ratio (net income divided by the loan payment, generally looking for 1.25+).
  • Potentially, minimum trailing occupancy rates.
  • Well thought-out financial projections / business plan.
  • Enough relevant experience to give the lender comfort that you can successfully execute the business plan.
  • A net worth equal to some percentage of the loan amount.  100% is not unusual, but varies by lender.
  • Cash reserves that range from a certain number of months of debt service to percentages of the loan amount.
  • Good credit and track record.

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