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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

MOTEL bank financing?
around 60 units in Midwest. current 50% occupancy --- gross income: $500K expenses: $210K -- price around $750K
Is it an OK deal?
For buyer, what type and term of loan to get ? how much down payment needed? 25%?
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@Ethan Smith
Price is hard to say without more info.
As for Down payment hotels in general require a reasonable down payment. However if you get an SBA loan, you could put down as little 10% from what I remember, it may have changed to 15%. This would be your best bet, as there is not really an appetite to lend for non flagged motels. SBA guarantees a portion of the loan against default so the risk is reduced for the lender.