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Erica Sherwood
  • Austin, TX
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I have the contract on a piece of income producing property. Where do I look for a lender who will finance something with a 10.1 cap rate and 23% ROI? What will they need from me? It's 1M and I have 40 days.

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Robert Sepulveda
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You need to know your debt service coverage ratio as well.

DSCR= Net operating income/total debt service

Most want to be at 1.20 or better

  • Have a Personal Financial statement ready (you can find them online)
  • Rent Roll with the start and end date of each lease
  • 2 year history of expenses 
  • 2 years tax returns (personal and business)
  • ID, SS card, and corporate docs (if applicable)
  • Gather copies of all leases
  • purchase agreement

40 days is usually enough time for a multifamily deal.

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