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One of the truest statements ever uttered about commercial real estate is, “Time kills deals.” A borrower should work towards making the lender’s process as easy as possible by thoroughly understanding the six underwriting guidelines lenders use to qualify borrowers and getting this information to the lender as quickly as possible.
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If you answer yes to two or more of these questions, it’s time for an intervention! Yes my friend, you have fallen in love with your property but it’s not too late. Follow these 3 steps to start treating your property like an investment.
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Evictions for nonpayment of rent are now banned. Find out what steps we as investors should be taking at this moment in time.
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Find out the prepayment penalty traps that you, the borrower, need to be aware of so you can avoid choosing a loan that you will later regret.
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A common mistake real estate investors make is focusing too much on one loan parameter to the exclusion of all others. Find out 3 most common mistakes investors make and more importantly what is a better approach to finding the best possible loan for your property.
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There are four reasons employing the services of a commercial mortgage broker is a better option than shopping the mortgage market on your own. Find out why.
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Find out how financial leverage – positive, neutral and negative – impacts a property’s cash-on-cash return and why it’s so important to a property’s value.
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To analyze the merits of purchasing a for-sale listing you need to understand the property’s numbers. Find out the five CRE metrics you need to know “in your sleep.” This week we discuss how the amortization method affects a property’s cash-on-cash return.
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For the first time since the Great Recession, we are in a negative leverage environment. The more a property is leveraged with debt, the worse the property’s cash-on-cash return. Find out why that’s important.
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There are four things you must do a year or two before financing is needed to get the property “lender friendly.” Not doing so will likely make it much more difficult, if not impossible, in getting lenders interested.
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