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Commercial loan payment: what's included?

Jean Bolger
  • Aurora, CO
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Hi all-
I am looking into my first commercial multi-family loan. Do commercial loan payments include PITI like a residential loan? Or is it just principal and interest, with the tax and insurance paid by the loan holder?

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    @Joel Owens - I am researching properties and lenders, looking at purchase prices between 400K-500K and the properties are around 12-24 units. I did have a local bank that was being really helpful, but the specific property we were looking at didn't hold up under analysis. Now I have a different property in my sights and it's out of their lending area. darn. Lender #1 has supposedly forwarded my info to someone else but they haven't gotten back w/ me...
    @Ryan M. - I'm happy to go either way, I am just trying to understand what the expectations might be.

    @Bill Gulley - I'm an Olivetti gal, myself

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