All Forum Posts by: Cassandra Sampson

Mike, 

I'm a commercial mortgage broker and have relationships with lenders in TX. %.5% is too high in today's market. 

PM me and we can have a chat about the property and ideas on how to finance it.

Thanks,

Cassandra

Hi Adam,

I'm a commercial mortgage broker and we deal a lot with NNN. PM me and we can have a chat.

Cassandra

It's already been answered, by yes. A true commercial is 5+ units. I'm a commercial mortgage broker and can help with financing, or just with answering any questions you may have. Part of our role is to guide and educate!

Please feel free to reach out via PM here :)

Cassandra

Hey Gary,

I have a few lenders that may be interested. PM me and we'll go from there.

Cassandra

Hi Josh,

I'm a bit late to the party. It sounds like you have thought this out really well. My advice would be to look into other options other than an SBA loan. It can seem attractive upfront, and certainly the banks want to convenience you of that (due to the fees added), but there are better, and cheaper routes to go with lending on a property with a $1M + loan amount.

I'm a commercial mortgage broker so I deal with multiple types of loan options. The first step is to thoroughly underwrite the loan and determine the best course of action. Even if you don't want to move forward with a broker, please, shop at other banks and get other options other than SBA.

Feel free to reach out via PM here. All the best,

Cassandra

Hi Zachary,

If you are interested in discussing loan products, I'd be happy to chat. I'm a commercial mortgage broker and we can secure acquisition loans, refinance loans and development loans. We have a network of lenders in NC and are currently doing deals in Goldsboro and Concord.

Please feel free to reach out via PM here.

Cassandra

Hi Jacob,

I agree it depends on multiple factors. There are several types of options and not just with banks. What type of property is it? what is the purchase price and do you have information about the historical financials? 

Cassandra

Morning Gregory,

I'm a commercial mortgage broker and part of our role is to do underwriting for our client's deals. We are happy to review the information and will be able to let you know if it looks like it's a good deal and what kind of lending could be done. No obligation, of course! Our job is literally reading and reviewing properties, so guidance is available :) 

Please feel free to reach out via message on here and we can chat from there. 

Cassandra

Hi Juan,

Yes, it is certainly possible if you hold a 20% stake. That's quite normal. 

I'm a commercial mortgage broker and can help with financing, or even just answering any questions that you may have. Feel free to PM me :)

Cassandra

I agree with Alina, if you can buy bigger, then do it. It really depends on the market and the asset though. You'd have to make sure the numbers work for you. But the larger, the more income potential. I would definitely focus on 5 - 10 units. In addition, financing for 5 + units is much easier because 4 and under are not strictly commercial financing and have different loan programs. 

I'm a commercial mortgage broker so have a lot of experience with this type of thing. PM me if you want to chat more! Happy to answer any questions.

Cassandra