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Posted by: J. Jones Mar 15 2003, 12:27 PM
Project

Multiple 4 plex (Residential) affordable houseing gated community
project in development.

- 32 Apartments minimum
- 1 Multi Purpose building
- Mintes away from South Lake Tahoe (Close to Heaven)
- Minutes away from Carson City Nevada.
- Minutes away from Hot Springs
- Great location.

"Affordable living with all the perks"

Information I need...

- Points you would charge.
- How long would the note be for?
- Balloon payment info.
- Rates
- Straight or Amortized Note?
- Graduated Mortgage options?
- Can you finance construction loans in Nevada?
- Can you fund the whole project or just in part?

Thanks in Advance...
Posted by: loanuniverse Mar 15 2003, 03:33 PM
Dear J. Jones:

I am sorry, but I am not on the business of making loans. Although, I work in a commercial bank that does this type of loan, I keep that separate from this website, which is more of a personal thing than a business. Nevertheless, I can give you some general information on the way these loans are structured.

1- If the project is in development then your financing will start with a construction loan and then transform into a regular [b] income producing loan [b] or will just gradually disappear if you are going to sell the apartments as condominiums.
2- Income producing loans are usually for 10 years with a repricing after the first five years. Similar structures are common, but do not expect a fixed rate for longer than 5 years. This is done to avoid interest rate risk.
3- Rates are combination of either the 5-year treasury bill rate or the prime rate and a premium. A 6% rate would be common in today’s market, but it can go lower depending on negotiation.
4- Amortization is usually based on a 20 or 25 year term with twenty years being the more common.


Good luck on your project and I hope to have helped.
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