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All Forum Posts by: Scott Grace

Scott Grace has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Thanks for the reply!

You are likely right on having to wait and show income at it’s highest after the rest of the space is rented out to maximize Appraisal value. Did you do an asset based loan? What sort of interest rate? Thanks again!

Originally posted by @Henry Clark:

We are in Self Storage and had a similar issue.  Bought land for $25,000 an acre; even though I thought it was worth $100,000 appraiser wouldn't increase immediately, since I just bought it for $25,000.  Had to wait a year and plus get buildings built and starting to rent.  Now the per acre appraises at $125,000 per acre.  With the new appraisal our bank will use that as collateral on our next project with them.

You may be better waiting until you are in the new location and have rented out some of the sqft.  Then pay for an updated appraisal.  I would have thought your Bank would have required an appraisal for your current loan.  Did it reflect your $1.25m or the expected $2.5m?

Hello!

I have been in real estate sales for many years and bought the brokerage I work at in 2014 from my parents(which works well because I can find good deals), my first House in 2016, duplex rental in 2019 and just got a really good deal on a Modern 10,000 sq ft commercial property for $1.425M where my office will occupy about 1/4. I used a government owned business lending bank BDC(Canada) who was pretty good to deal with and they only required $175k down but it was a nail biter having to provide business plans and projections which is understandable.  They used the income from my brokerage to qualify For the loan without any of the additional rental income....I incorporated a new company for ownership of the new asset for tax purposes and now I am starting to research acquiring more residential(Multi) and commercial(office and retail) real estate when the right deals come up. 


The building I am buying with a purchase price of $1.425M will have $1.25M financed on it but, being in real estate, I know that the building I am buying is worth at least $2.5M (I said it was a good deal!) after I take ownership and make some small modifications to how it is managed, reclaim some wasted square footage and reduce the expenses.

Is there a way to get some of that equity out to put down on a new asset purchase for the corporation such as a 4–20 unit building with a PP of say 1M or 1.5M.....What is the best way to go about growing quickly but safely? Any advice or tips would be appreciated! I am located in Canada!!! 🇨🇦