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Calling all bankers/loan officers commercial
What is the current ballpark rate on a 15YR amm fixed loan on income property at 75% LTV. This is a factory building worth about $700,000. Thanks,
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OK, how about this. Is there a general premium over homestead/residence loan rates? .5% 1%???????
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Small commercial rates tend to suck the big one. It seems to be a gap in the market that lenders would prefer to avoid. Here in MA, I see a 2 point premium over single family owner occupied rates. I'm hearing 7-7.5% for commercial loans right now.
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Majority of the ones that won't beat you to death with questions will be into you 5 points up front as well. That LTV would work though.
I'd check the local classifieds for private money to lend. rjp
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Don't deal with commercial, but pay attention to discussions. 7-8% is thrown around a lot. You'll be dinged for being under $1M.
FWIW, I was recently quoted 6.75% for a Non owner-occupied refi @ 30 yr fixed. Going stated income costs me 0.75%. It hurts, but it is the cost of doing bidness. On the other hand, four years ago I would have killed to get money this cheap. |
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