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Jason DeVelvis
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Loan w/ 30-year amortization for a $75k property?

Jason DeVelvis
  • Investor
  • Columbus, OH
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Hey all, I have a duplex that has > $900/mo NOI, and am looking for a commercial loan with a 30-year amortization. It's in an LLC, so it has to be a commercial loan, but I'm having trouble finding anyone who will loan on a property worth less than $100k. I have a loan on it with a local bank currently, but it's an adjustable rate loan (after 5 years) with a 13-year amortization. The value is only $75k due to where it is (rural Ohio).

Anyone know of a lender who will loan on lower value (but still solid and cash flowing) properties?

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Cody McVay
  • Rental Property Investor
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Cody McVay
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Columbus, OH
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@Jason DeVelvis I would reach out to @Chris Wharton he's great! He may be able to help you out! or at least provide some insight. 

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