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Cody Dover
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If no Fannie/Freddie loans..then what?

Cody Dover
  • Rental Property Investor
  • North Little Rock, AR
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The best loan terms I've found so far are a 5 year balloon 20 years amortization, 5.75%. 

Is their any other loan structure for 10-30 unit complexes that are better than the one above or is this typical for commercial loans? 

Unfortunately, our loan price doesn't meet the requirement for Fannie/Freddie. I'm told it needs to be above at least a $2M price in order to get them involved. 

Please verify if I'm wrong here. 

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Hadar Orkibi
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Hadar Orkibi
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Freddie Small Balance i $1mill loan balance, 10 years fixed, 30 years amortization and could be 20%-25% down.

if you cant get that then local bank could be an option, most offer 5 years balloon, but you can try to go for 7 years and 25 years Amort.

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