Any Recommendations for a Lender on a 25 unit in Philadelphia

Any Recommendations for a Lender on a 25 unit in Philadelphia

Rental Property Investor · Philadelphia, PA · Member since 2017 · 104 posts · 64 votes

Hey everyone looking to get a Debt quote on a 25 unit apartment building in Philadelphia, PA. I will have 30% to put down on the asset which range in the 3 million - 3.6 million range. 

Any recommendations on any lenders that will do this loan. 

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  • Jaycee GreenePro Member
    Real Estate Consultant · St. Louis MSA · Member since 2024 · 3k+ posts · 727 votes
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    Quote from @James Nix:

    Hey everyone looking to get a Debt quote on a 25 unit apartment building in Philadelphia, PA. I will have 30% to put down on the asset which range in the 3 million - 3.6 million range. 

    Any recommendations on any lenders that will do this loan. 

    Hey @James Nix. I assume you'll get similar questions from the forum but are you looking for a loan to buy the property (with or without rehab funds) or refinance it (with or without cash out)? Also, as someone that works for developers across the country that own similar types of properties, I expected that interested lenders will need to know your estimated credit score and the amount of development experience you have.

    Also, since you're posting this on BP, I assume you're looking for quotes from Hard/Private money lenders rather than banks or credit unions, is this correct?

  • Rental Property Investor · Philadelphia, PA · Member since 2017 · 104 posts · 64 votes
    1y
    Quote from @Jaycee Greene:
    Quote from @James Nix:

    Hey everyone looking to get a Debt quote on a 25 unit apartment building in Philadelphia, PA. I will have 30% to put down on the asset which range in the 3 million - 3.6 million range. 

    Any recommendations on any lenders that will do this loan. 

    Hey @James Nix. I assume you'll get similar questions from the forum but are you looking for a loan to buy the property (with or without rehab funds) or refinance it (with or without cash out)? Also, as someone that works for developers across the country that own similar types of properties, I expected that interested lenders will need to know your estimated credit score and the amount of development experience you have.

    Also, since you're posting this on BP, I assume you're looking for quotes from Hard/Private money lenders rather than banks or credit unions, is this correct?

     Hey @Jaycee Greene ,

    Thank you for responding, I am looking to buy the property with rehab funds already also would be looking to be able to refinance out in 3-5 years.

    This will not be all of my funds in this purchase. So will be looking for some guidance as to putting everything together far as the structure LLC etc with the funds coming from a few people.

    Also didn't think personal credit score would be a major factor if I would be using a LLC with the funds for down payment or am I totally wrong about that?

    Also just wanted to hear a few different opinions about how to go about this that’s why I posted it on BP so if you think Banks/Credit Unions is the way to go about this purchase please if you can give me tips on your experience with this? 

  • Jaycee GreenePro Member
    Real Estate Consultant · St. Louis MSA · Member since 2024 · 3k+ posts · 727 votes
    1y
    Quote from @James Nix:
    Quote from @Jaycee Greene:
    Quote from @James Nix:

    Hey everyone looking to get a Debt quote on a 25 unit apartment building in Philadelphia, PA. I will have 30% to put down on the asset which range in the 3 million - 3.6 million range. 

    Any recommendations on any lenders that will do this loan. 

    Hey @James Nix. I assume you'll get similar questions from the forum but are you looking for a loan to buy the property (with or without rehab funds) or refinance it (with or without cash out)? Also, as someone that works for developers across the country that own similar types of properties, I expected that interested lenders will need to know your estimated credit score and the amount of development experience you have.

    Also, since you're posting this on BP, I assume you're looking for quotes from Hard/Private money lenders rather than banks or credit unions, is this correct?

     Hey @Jaycee Greene ,

    Thank you for responding, I am looking to buy the property with rehab funds already also would be looking to be able to refinance out in 3-5 years.

    This will not be all of my funds in this purchase. So will be looking for some guidance as to putting everything together far as the structure LLC etc with the funds coming from a few people.

    Also didn't think personal credit score would be a major factor if I would be using a LLC with the funds for down payment or am I totally wrong about that?

    Also just wanted to hear a few different opinions about how to go about this that’s why I posted it on BP so if you think Banks/Credit Unions is the way to go about this purchase please if you can give me tips on your experience with this? 

    Hey @James Nix...I'm watching your long-lost cousin, Bo, play the Bills right now ;-)

    With HMLs in my experience, the credit score is not a factor in approving the loan per se, but it can dictate the interest rate and fees (the higher the FICO, the lower the rate and fees) and max LTV (lower FICO, lower LTV).

    What are the average current rents on the 25-unit property? How much rehab do you expect there to be? How long will the rehab take and what would the ARV and average rents be when the rehab is finished?

    A local bank/credit union could be an option, but in my experience, the most rehab that is required, the less interested the banks/credit unions will be in lending (until the rehab is completed and the property is stabilized).

  • Rental Property Investor · Philadelphia, PA · Member since 2017 · 104 posts · 64 votes
    1y

    @Jaycee Greene the funny part is Bo is actually really good especially gonna be for the future for Denver lol. 

    So the average rents is $1300 on the 25 units. The property was renovated in 2015 but I haven’t been in the property yet to get a full scope of everything that’s going on to answer how much rehab would be needed yet. 
     
    This asset is 100% occupied & stabilized already but the loan is due soon & I talked to the broker and I was given indication that I could possibly trade at $120,000 door when it’s already a steal at the listing $140,000 a door in that location. 

    I know this could be hypothetical talk because I don't got the deal under contract at any price or even sent an LOI but I just wanted some help on getting the Debt lined up to know the steps. Because I am connected to the equity for the down payment on the loan.

  • Jaycee GreenePro Member
    Real Estate Consultant · St. Louis MSA · Member since 2024 · 3k+ posts · 727 votes
    1y
    Quote from @James Nix:

    @Jaycee Greene the funny part is Bo is actually really good especially gonna be for the future for Denver lol. 

    So the average rents is $1300 on the 25 units. The property was renovated in 2015 but I haven’t been in the property yet to get a full scope of everything that’s going on to answer how much rehab would be needed yet. 
     
    This asset is 100% occupied & stabilized already but the loan is due soon & I talked to the broker and I was given indication that I could possibly trade at $120,000 door when it’s already a steal at the listing $140,000 a door in that location. 

    I know this could be hypothetical talk because I don't got the deal under contract at any price or even sent an LOI but I just wanted some help on getting the Debt lined up to know the steps. Because I am connected to the equity for the down payment on the loan.


     This does sounds like a great deal. How would you rate the neighborhood? A, B, C? If you have the equity already in place, even a local bank should be able to finance this (as long as they can do a loan over $2M to one borrower.

  • Member since 2025 · 56 posts · 4 votes
    1y

    HI james 

    we are Direct lenders on bridge loans with up to 80% LTC if you need to put some capex into the property 

    would love to take a look at this deal for you

  • Lender · Los Angeles, CA · Member since 2022 · 238 posts · 73 votes
    1y

    @James Nix This is something we might be able to help with. Lets connect! 

  • Rental Property Investor · Philadelphia, PA · Member since 2017 · 104 posts · 64 votes
    1y

    @Givo Aghasi hey thanks for replying. if this is something we can discuss please private message me your number I will call today

  • Rental Property Investor · Philadelphia, PA · Member since 2017 · 104 posts · 64 votes
    1y

    @Judah Zuckerman Hey if this is something we can still discuss please send me your number. I will call today

    • Member since 2025 · 56 posts · 4 votes
      1y
      Quote from @James Nix:

      @Judah Zuckerman Hey if this is something we can still discuss please send me your number. I will call today

      Hi Jmaes,

      I would love to get on a call 

      i sent you my information in a private message 

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