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Banks and Institutions offer various loans to make investments in commercial real estate which is referred to as Debt. Private investors fund the balance of the investments, which is called Equity. When we have inflation, the Federal Reserve raises interest rates, banks tighten lending guidelines.
Bridge Debt is utilized to purchase properties that do not qualify for a conventional loan. These loans were a great tool with low rates in recent years. Now they can cost 10-16% + fees and they are difficult to obtain.
The SBA 7A loan is an adjustable rate loan that is used to purchase commercial businesses and real estate with 10-15% down. Unfortunately, current rates are over 10% and the loan has high fees and a prepay penalty. It is also difficult to obtain.
Seller Financing is a tool that works well when capital markets are locked up. They require little paperwork, have favorable terms, require less insurance, and often require a low down payment. These loans can be closed quickly when a seller wants out quick.
If you stabilize a property with cash, local banks typically allow you to take out 70% of the value in a cash out refinance. This is a great tool that can be used to return investor capital after the property is stabilized.
When properties sell at auctions or require a quick sale, cash can be a good tool. When you pay cash, you can secure financing at a later date after you have stabilized the asset.
Assumable debt is when you take over an existing loan from a seller. In some cases, you can do this without a bank if the original lender was the previous seller. This is common in hospitality.
We gather a lot of information online by watching videos of history and learning about different perspectives from industry professionals.
Just like Sam Zelle, we have already begun to acquire property from Sellers that are forced to sell into this challenging market. Sam Zelle tells his story about how he was able to purchase commercial real estate for as little as $1 down during a recession.
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