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Billy Guyette
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No money down on commercial property??

Billy Guyette
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  • Montgomery, AL
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If I'm looking at a commercial property that currently appraises for $1,000,000 but able to buy it for $800,000, would a bank lend 100% of the purchase price? This is assuming the underwriting is based on 80% LTV.

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Jay Hinrichs
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usually you need real cash equity regarless of ARV or FMV.. although I talked to a dude in Chicago and he was able to work his lenders with Seller credits and put less than 30% and if he could be believed he was putting very little if anything down. but I would have to see those to believe them

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