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Raj Singh
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Refinancing a NNN building

Raj Singh
  • Kansas City, KS
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A C corp I own owns a NNN lease with 7.6 years remaining to a regional dental provider. It is fully paid off building located in Detroit area, generating about 140k/yr net. I was thinking of refinancing and pulling some cash out as downpayment for another property.

What are the profile of banks/unions I should approach? What is the expected rate and how much of the building price would they refinance for? Thank you in advance.

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Jeff Matlock
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  • San Francisco, CA
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Jeff Matlock
  • Lender
  • San Francisco, CA
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I am a commercial mortgage broker in California.  I would expect local and regional banks to have rates around 4.00%.  25 year amortization. 5 or 7 year fixed rate term.

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