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Commercial property financing options
Hello All,
I am looking at a commercial property and would like some advice on financing the deal, specifically the down payment.
I will be securing a commercial loan through conventional financing, 20% down with 5 year balloon and 20 year amortization rate.
I do have the cash for the 20%, but that would exhaust the vast majority of my reserves. My debate is should I use a home equity loan or a HELOC for part of the down payment OR use all cash for down payment and use HELOC for any personal expenses as needed after that?
Thanks in advanced!