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Updated over 6 years ago,
My first commercial loan - is this a good deal?
I'm pursuing the purchase of my first small apartment building (6-units), and I received a commercial loan commitment from the local branch of a mid-sized regional bank. The details of the loan are as follows:
- $250,000 purchase price
- 80% LTV (lessor of the purchase price or the appraisal)
- 20 year term
- 4.75% rate fixed for five years, adjusted at each 5 year anniversary to the current 5 year Libor Swap plus 300 basis points
- 0.5% origination fee
- Operating checking account maintained with lender
Does this sound like a decent loan? Is the 5-year adjustment typical? Should I try to negotiate the origination fee, or is it reasonable?
Thanks in advance for your input!