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Multifamily and Apartments PDF Print E-mail

 

Multifamily / Apartment properties are the most basic commercial loan types and offer the most efficient and timely loan processing.

Multifamily loans are offered through a multitude of national commercial lenders, local banks and savings and loans, insurance companies, correspondents, and portfolio lenders.

Loan Guidelines

Generally, multifamily/apartment loans will have the following terms and conditions:

Loan to Value (LTV)

80% Max

90% Max for HUD/FHA Loans over $1,000,000

Amortization

30 years (360 months)

40 years for HUD/FHA Loans over $1,000,000

Interest Rate

5.75% - 6.75%

(+400-500 bp over Treasury)

Point and Fees

1% Origination Fee to lender

2-4% Total fees for HUD/FHA Loans over $1,000,000

Third Party Reports

Appraisal

Environmental questionnaire or Environmental Report (if required)

Title Commitment and Insurance

Documentation

The following is a list of items required to process your multifamily/apartment loan.

The more of the following information you can provide, the faster we can respond to your loan request:

Executive Summary

Brief description of the loan request, including:

  • Desired loan amount
  • Estimated current as-is value of property
  • If Construction:
    • Estimated as-completed value
    • Sources and uses of funds
    • Construction Budget
    • Exit strategy

Rent Roll and   Income Statement

Current Rent Roll required.  YTD and Historical rent rolls are also helpful.

 

Things to include in rent roll:

  • Unit #s with square footage of unit
  • Bedroom/bathroom count
  • Tenant names
  • Base rent and description of any pass-through expenses absorbed by tenant (utilities, gas, cable, etc.)
  • Itemize regulated units (Rent controlled, Section 8, etc)
  • Other income (laundry, storage, parking, etc.)

Expense Statement

Current monthly expense statement required.  YTD and historical expense statements are helpful. If available supply property operating statements for the past two (2) years.

 

Things to include in expense statement:

  • Annual property taxes
  • Insurance
  • Water/sewer taxes
  • Fuel and electricity
  • Maintenance/repairs
  • Management Costs
  • Advertising/Marketing
  • Salaries

Property Description

Description of the subject property, including:

  • Color photos of subject property
  • Location details and area amenities
  • Floor plans (if applicable)

Borrower Information

The following personal documents will be required by most lenders:

  • Personal Financial Statement for each Borrower/Principal.
  • Resume / Background of the Borrower(s) including:

o Current properties owned

o Past projects completed.

 
 
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