When you first signed your mortgage, you probably had big plans for the upcoming years. If you bought your first condo, maybe you imagined yourself getting a new job and settling down with Mr. or Ms. Right. If you purchased a new home to accommodate a growing family, maybe you imagined having one or two [...]
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Commercial Mortgage Training – Current
December 15th, 2011
admin Commercial mortgage training is a broad topic with many areas that need to be mastered in order for the commercial loan officer to be truly competent and successful. Among the more immediate needs is being able to screen deals. We see it all the time as hard working loan officers work on and submit loans [...]
Daycare Center Loans
November 30th, 2011
admin Loans for daycare centers or more specifically, commercial mortgages for daycare centers typically have a few challenges that set it apart from most. The special use nature of the property and relative high foreclosure rate make many lenders very cautious with in this industry. The management experience is critical and underwriting will spend a considerable [...]
Commercial Hard Money Loans – Be Careful
November 29th, 2011
admin If you’re reading this article, you are probably considering a commercial hard money loan. Perhaps you’ve been turned down by a few of your local banks or you know they won’t approve you due to credit scores, lack of documentable income, bankruptcies, foreclosures, etc so you haven’t bothered to apply.Be careful as you do your [...]
Commercial Loan Underwriting Basics
November 25th, 2011
admin Commercial loan underwriting guidelines come down to cash flow ( DCR), loan to value (LTV), credit worthiness and property analysis. Although the process to evaluate a potential commercial mortgage is basically the same from one bank the next, their various appetite for both risk and minimum rates of return are what separates one bank from [...]
Current Commercial Loan Rates
November 23rd, 2011
admin Commercial loan rates are essentially the combination of the underlying index and the margin that the funding bank or lender charges. Borrowers should be careful on the way that their term sheets are written in regards to quoted rates. Below are a few suggestions on how you can protect yourself against having your commercial loan [...]
Credit Card Debt Consolidation and Its Benefits
November 23rd, 2011
admin For those who have problems with their credit card debt, it is important that they consider finding some solutions. Among some solutions available out there, it seems that credit card debt consolidation has become a popular choice. There are some reasons why most people prefer to choose this option compared with other solutions offered by [...]
Commercial Real Estate Loan – State of the Market
November 12th, 2011
admin Who would have guessed that the commercial real estate loan market would be so scattered in 2008. CBMS lenders have been taking a beating and the corner banks are on a comeback. The employees at these banks that for so many years just couldn’t compete with conduit loans, due to higher rates, shorter amortization periods [...]
Commercial Loans – Getting Notes "Called"
November 1st, 2011
admin As the credit crisis continues, borrowers AND banks are suffering. One of the issues is existing commercial loans and their existing loan to values. As commercial real estate values begin to decline in some markets one of the unfortunate realities we are starting to see is commercial loans beginning to come close to being underwater; [...]
Commercial Mortgage Loans – What Does it Take to Get a Bank Approval Today?
October 27th, 2011
admin I’m not going to sugarcoat this; I’m going to give it to you straight. It is extremely difficult to get approved for an institutionally (bank) funded commercial mortgage loan now-a-days. In this environment, most investors and most deals are being turned away by the banks, the insurance companies and the Wall Street brokers.Traditional funding sources [...]


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