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John Casmon
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How Do Pre-Payment Penalties Factor in on Your Loan Decision?

John Casmon
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  • Cincinnati, OH
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Most investors I speak to focus on the interest rate and LTV (loan to value) when seeking a commercial loan. Unfortunately, many are not paying as much attention to the pre-payment penalties. In today's climate I know many value-add investors are avoiding bridge loans and seeking longer-term, fixed debt. How are you managing/negotiating the pre-payment terms in case you want to exit sooner?

If you are using bridge loans, how did the pre-payment penalties factor into your decision? 

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