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Jonathan Ramsuchit
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  • Jamaica, NY
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Obtaining a commercial loan.

Jonathan Ramsuchit
  • Investor
  • Jamaica, NY
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Hey everyone,

I'm looking to obtain commercial financing on a short sale/ multifamily for 400k . The property is 2 5 units. 

This is what one lender has told me. Tell me if this is standard.

  • 1.A brief First Keystone loan application (attached)
  • 2.A copy of the Sales Agreement signed by all parties, allowing you time to process and a financing contingency should you be unable to obtain a loan
  • 3.Copies of the leases
  • 4.A full rent roll indicting all expenses of the property
  • 5.Full copies of your Federal income tax returns for the past three years (personal and any business entities for which you are a 20% or more owner)
  • 6.A completed signed Personal Financial Statement (blank for attached)
  • 7.Confirmation of funds to make down payment and pay closing costs
  • 8.Name and contact information of the Attorney or Title Company you expect to use in conjunction with the purchase
  • 9.We will eventually require evidence of insurance naming our bank as Mortgagee (after loan approval)

I have to find my own title company? I thought the banks handles all of that. If so how would I go about find one?

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