Often mistakenly referred to as a type of construction or development, it actually refers to the type of ownership.condominium conversionChanging the ownership of an existing building (usually a rental project) to the condominium form of ownership.condominium hotelA condominium project that has rental or registration desks, short-term occupancy, food and telephone services, and daily cleaning services and that is operated as a commercial hotel even though the units are individually owned.

We will acquire a commercial loan and raise the downpayment plus CapX from private money investors.

I don't have MLS access.

Without selling, I want to tap into some of it for investing purposes, but I've got the good old favorite DTI hurdle that's preventing me from more easily accessing it from a conventional lender (I checked with a credit union already).

I have not looked at Homeunion, I have reviewed roofstock a few times (I like that they post "whole portfolios" for sale, that is interesting), but I have been using Memphis Invest for roughly 18 months now and I have several properties with them.My experience is that they are indeed HIGHLY professional and control all aspects of the deal (most importantly from my perspective the property management).This isn't a commercial for them, I am just a customer of theirs, I don't get any remuneration for recounting my experiences, and if they were bad, I would recount them just the same.Memphis Invest is very transparent, they will provide numbers to their clients that list statistics across their 5000 property portfolio. 

They recently completed a new road to access Nanticoke called the South Valley Parkway.

Real estate is a get rich extremely slowly scheme, despite what late night TV commercials suggest. 

Since the rentals weren’t our primary resIdence the HELOC didn’t apply and in order to do a commercial line of credIt they wanted to hold the primary note against our existing rental properties.

Hi all,As the title indicates...looking for suggestions for commercial lenders in the Akron area.

As long as rents are increasing due to a lack of development, rentals will always be needed. 5> Commercial and mixed use (commercial below, apartments upstairs) property.