Need advise - financing larger (4+) multi-family properties

Need advise - financing larger (4+) multi-family properties

Investor · San Diego, CA · Member since 2014 · 36 posts · 8 votes

Hello

I have a pre-approval with a conventional mortgage lender for purchase of a property that is up to 4 units only. I am looking to invest in the Pittsburgh market. I am coming across some deals that have 5-8 units that have better cash flow and appealing. Any recommendations on lenders who can finance these properties? Also, how much downpayment will be required for these loans and what does a typical term and loan processing timeline look like?

Thanks a lot in advance

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  • Elise Bickel TauberBusiness Member
    Real Estate Agent · Cranberry Twp · Member since 2017 · 384 posts · 198 votes
    8y

    Hey Anand, I will message you my commercial lender. He has done really well for some of my investors.

  • Investor · San Diego, CA · Member since 2014 · 36 posts · 8 votes
    8y

    Thanks Elise

  • Hadar OrkibiPro Member
    Rental Property Investor · USA / NZ · Member since 2016 · 1k+ posts · 812 votes
    8y

    there are you options @Anand S.  for best results and Lower rates you are better off working with local bank . If someone local can refer you that would be better as it is a relationship business. Allow 60 days but depending on the bank.

    There is no one answer for this. But off the shelf you are like to be quoted 

    5 years balloon 

    20 y amortisation 

    25% down 

    What price point are we talking about? 

    Can you do egency debt? 

  • Investor · San Diego, CA · Member since 2014 · 36 posts · 8 votes
    8y

    Thanks Hadar.  We are talking about 400-600k deal size - is it too small for a commercial loan? What is an egency debt?

  • Rental Property Investor · Phoenixville, PA · Member since 2015 · 44 posts · 44 votes
    8y

    Local bank (not the Wells Fargo or TD, more the community banks & credit unions). They may expect a deposit account to be setup, for the building and you personally. Deposit accounts are important to their numbers, and you may be able to use that as leverage to negotiate a slightly better rate/term. Some will allow a % of rehab to be rolled in, with an I/O component they'll just need to verify via an appraised value now and projected value post value add, if any. 20-25 yr amort, usually 5-yr term. It's all negotiable, don't be afraid to ask. They focus on long term relationships.

  • Investor · San Diego, CA · Member since 2014 · 36 posts · 8 votes
    8y

    Thanks Shawn

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