All Forum Posts by: Chris A.
Chris A. has started 7 posts and replied 22 times.
Post: How do I find a doctor or dentist to rent my space?

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@David H. Did you find a tenant?
Post: Old school Dental office conversion ideas

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@Imran Kahn what did you end up doing?
Post: Former Dental Office For Lease

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@Annie Scott did you lease it out? I have one for lease in Los Angeles, so just curious
Post: Renting a dental chair

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@Andrew Dewhurst are you just renting chairs or are you a dentist as well?
Post: Commercial Loan with Cash-Out on Mixed-used Property

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@Jaysen Medhurst thank you! I need to call around, two of the tenants are paying me a lower amount than their normal rent amount. But the income still covers the debt 4 fold
Post: Commercial Loan with Cash-Out on Mixed-used Property

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@Christopher Olsen thank you, would Utah lenders lend on California property?
Post: Current Interest Rate??

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Duplex, $310k existing loan, $200k cash out, 2.940% for $16k in points, and about $3k in closing cost.
Post: Commercial Loan with Cash-Out on Mixed-used Property

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looking to do a cash-out refinance on a mixed-use property. Property is worth around $1.25 million and debt is around $250k. Is it reasonable to pull out $500k in today's market taking into consideration Covid-19? Also, What would a good rate be on something like this?
Initially, I wanted to get a LOC as a 2nd but couldn't find a bank that would do this for me. Is there? The funds will be used to purchase another commercial property (that I don't know yet) The LOC was a primary method so I don't have to pay interest until I need the funds.
Any help or recommendations would be much appreciated
Post: Cost Segregation Study 481(a) deduction creating a loss

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So I am thinking of doing a cost segregation study which will create a $250k loss as 481(a) deduction on my 2019 tax return. If I apply for a loan next year, will the lender count this 481(a) deduction as depreciation, where they add it back to my income, or would this completely screw my debt to income ratio?
Post: Cash poor, real estate rich

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@Timothy Brennan what is hml?