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Kurt Bouma
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Commercial Lender 75% LTV

Kurt Bouma
  • Investor
  • Dorr, MI
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If a multi family property is apprised at $700K and you're able to come to terms with the seller at a purchase price of $525K (75% of appraised value) would a typical commercial lender finance the entire deal if their policy was 75% LTV or would they still require you to have some sort of skin in the game?

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Eric Schleif
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Eric Schleif
  • Commercial Mortgage Underwriter / Broker
  • New York City, NY
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Yeah it's the lessor of the purchase price or appraised value. Pretty standard.

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