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Manu Kaina IV
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Commercial Loan Situation

Manu Kaina IV
  • Wailuku, HI
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This is a 6-plex deal I found, it’s rehabbed, fully rented, numbers make a lot of sense but I can’t get a loan... Everywhere I looked so far Commercial Loans that involve 5 units or more won’t even entertain the idea of a property less than a million?!

The property is in AZ, they’re asking $178k and with all the units being rented out it’s bringing in $3200... after mortgage, taxes, insurance, PM etc cash flow would be $1500 at least...

Question: WHAT OTHER WAYS CAN I FINANCE THIS DEAL?

Never done a hard money deal...

I could 1031 but there would be no guarantee the seller would hold the property long enough...

Personal loan and HELOC is a no go...

Just trying to get creative, any thoughts would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance

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Nick Schoch
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Nick Schoch
  • Commercial Mortgage Broker
  • San Diego, CA
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Just to make sure I understand, you're looking for a loan to purchase a 6-unit property valued at about $178k?

That means for the average lender a maximum loan amount of $142k. 

The origination cost associated with the underwriting team, loan officer, and support staff would be too high for most organizations to make the economics work on this small of a commercial loan. This is a smaller loan for even many 1-4 unit residential lenders. 

As others mentioned, you might want to talk to a private lender or try to get seller financing. These options may come at a higher interest rate than you're hoping for, though.

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