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Tyler Blackwell
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Olympia, WA
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80% LTV for Commercial Multifamily

Tyler Blackwell
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Olympia, WA
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Is 80% LTV a possibility for commercial multifamily? I have an opportunity that would work with that kind of leverage and still make DSCR requirements. The note would be above $1M. Credit is excellent and net worth is enough to support the loan. Plenty of RE experience in multifamily, just don't know much about commercial MF financing. Thoughts?

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  • Oakland, CA
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@Tyler Blackwell I have 2 loans from Lima One Capital, both at 80% LTC. I am about to close on a refi on one of those with Freddie (agency) at 80% LTV.

I was more constrained on the DSCR than the LTV

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