You pay more down in a commercial loan over the same period of time than you would a conventional because a commercial loan will be amortized over a shorter period of time.So if you had 100k conventional loan amortized over 30, you would have paid down less of the loan after 10 years than if you had a 100k commerical loan amortized over 20.

Looking for a RE contact in the Cincinnati area that is focused on commercial retail leasing (specifically in the Springdale / Greenhills area).Any one have a contact?Oren

We have owned the commercial property for 6 years and are ready to sell.  After depreciation recapture, we expect to show a profit.  Is the profit over the depreciated value or over the original value?   The property ...

GC will need to be able to pull commerical permits. if you or you know someone that is a GC please pm

With commerical multifamily I'm paying water (except for one of my properties) and in my market paying trash varies from property-to-property.

All in all this seems shady, on your agents behave. one last thing to consider is the payment relative to the PP, and if this is residential or Commerical.

If we just assume a total price of $95K and 25% down (commerical terms) it's a loan of $71K.

Nick Garzini I'm assuming that you're working through a realtor/commerical broker.

It's about a 12% cap property, which is very good for a commerical property, but it also does not include management, which should definitely be factored in by the bank.  

The renters in the better areas tend to be SFR, unless you get into commerical size properties (5 units plus).