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saxton37
Can anybody give me some insight on a loan? I am trying to obtain a loan for a business. In addition to the business, there is a home. It is a small restaurant on the same land as the home. What is the criteria for obtaining this loan?? ie...minimum downpayment, minimum credit score, etc.

The property is in Maine. I live in Massachusetts now. I will be relocating there to the property.

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jandr
Are you going to occupy the home and run the resturant? If so you can look at a conventional loan which is called a Mixed Use. Max LTV is usually 90%. If you take it commercial than interest rate is higher and your LTV is lower by 10%. The key in the project is you occupying the property.
saxton37
QUOTE(jandr @ Mar 6 2006, 02:45 PM)
Are you going to occupy the home and run the resturant?  If so you can look at a conventional loan which is called a Mixed Use.  Max LTV is usually 90%.  If you take it commercial than interest rate is higher and your LTV is lower by 10%.  The key in the project is you occupying the property.
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saxton37
QUOTE(jandr @ Mar 6 2006, 02:45 PM)
Are you going to occupy the home and run the resturant?  If so you can look at a conventional loan which is called a Mixed Use.  Max LTV is usually 90%.  If you take it commercial than interest rate is higher and your LTV is lower by 10%.  The key in the project is you occupying the property.
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Yes, I would be living in the home and running the restaurant. I want to find a loan with the least amount of money down. My credit is excellent and I can provide financial info about the existing restaurant.

Is it possible to just obtain a home mortgage for the entire property? The selling price is only $350K, then I could find a no money down property. Right?

Thanks!
jandr
Max LTV is 90% on Mixed Use Property. You could have the seller contribute 10% but again you would have to come up with at least 10%. Question? Is the property on seperate parcels?
saxton37
QUOTE(jandr @ Mar 6 2006, 04:11 PM)
Max LTV is 90% on Mixed Use Property.  You could have the seller contribute 10% but again you would have to come up with at least 10%.  Question?  Is the property on seperate parcels?
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The restaurant is on the same piece of land but different structures. They are about 200 feet apart.
Crystal
Hello,
I work with a very aggressive lender that will sometimes go 95% combined CLTV. I will check with them in the am to find out if they would be willing to on a restaraunt.
Guest
QUOTE(Crystal @ Mar 8 2006, 11:38 PM)
Hello,
I work with a very aggressive lender that will sometimes go 95% combined CLTV. I will check with them in the am to find out if they would be willing to on a restaraunt.
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Thanks alot. I appreciate it!
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