| suzbooo |
Nov 4 2004, 02:53 PM
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buy a unit in a hotel conversion in the miami area and looking for lenders. could be more than one unit
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| loanuniverse |
Nov 4 2004, 03:23 PM
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Hmmmm, I am guessing that you mean: who finances condo conversions? That is, converting either an apartment building or a hotel to a condo and selling the units.
The answer is: pretty much all commercial banks and S&Ls {those that do commercial real estate} over $1 billion in assets will do these loans. The problem is that most bankers are going to want to see: 1- Experience 2- Substantial equity for the purchase of the property. {loan-to-value} 3- Substantial equity for the construction {loan-to-cost} 4- Good location 5- Pre-sales 6- An acquisition and renovation budget that makes sense 7- Strong guarantors |
| loanuniverse |
Nov 4 2004, 07:54 PM
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I missed the point that you made about just buying a unit, I thought you were thinking of getting into the conversion business..... This is after all a commercial loan site
If you are buying a unit for you is a simple residential real estate mortgage just like granpa used to have. It gets a little different if this is your second home, but it all depends on your personal income. Good luck |
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