Some may not provide it at all (commercial use is prohibited) or they may charge you a fee.

I can't really help you with your deal, but I can share my current deal.I have always done my own deals..... only recently an investor (immediate family) decided to invest in me.I don't have capital now, because I just bought a commercial retail store with a tenant.I m new in town, and haven't bought any Single family home here yet aside from our own home.

I need to find out the average costs associated with this type of business..As I said I am just kicking around this idea and wanted to get additional input and feedback from anyone who may or may not have experience in this type of venture.Commercial RE is not my Forte and the thought of trying to find a commercial tenant every 5 or so years is not that appealing to me so I Thought if I can turn the space into my own business that kind for the most part run itself it would be a win win situation.I welcome thoughts and or things I may have overlooked.p.s. this business venture assumes the area is good and there is not another similar business nearby.

Why does it cost more to have LESS coverage if you go commercial?

If this is commercial, or residential > 4 units, what is the market cap rate for such properties?

I received a phone call out of the blue yesterday from a commercial real estate agent for the two neighboring properties next to me.

This question is on how to find loans- conventional/commercial loans.

The counties and cities here make a goal to destroy them any chance they get.Typical is older junkier parks that stand in the way of new subdivisions or commercial development.

We did that one time on a commercial piece that we wanted to tie up while we were waiting to close another deal.

New product type for me and I trade mortgages for a living).Ideally I'm looking for 30 yr fixed but most lenders I speak to direct lending through their commercial lending group when a LLC is involved.