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Chakits Krulsawat
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Financing a commercial apartment

Chakits Krulsawat
  • Las Vegas, NV
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I contacted a Wellsfargo lender for a Commercail loan and I told him that I wanted to purchase a 20 unit building and that I have 35% to put down and some of the down payment would come from my father in law. The lender told me that they would have to run his credit. I thought I could just syndicate the deal. Why is the lender requesting this when I want to take on the deal myself? Anybody?

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Levi T.
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Levi T.
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Because he is a general partner and likely will have to guarantee the loan along with you.

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