In this episode, we talk about refinancing your rental properties with conventional financing vs commercial or portfolio lending. We walk through the pros and cons for each type of loan product.

The DSCR calculation formula is as follows:

Net Operating Income / Annual Debt Service = DSCR

The lender will have the underwriter follow these steps when calculating income and expenses to determine the DSCR.

In this episode, we discuss multifamily bridge loan options. Currently, there is a lot of capital chasing these loans. How much leverage, what are general terms and what does the process look like for getting bridge loans? All this and more covered in this latest IFP episode.

In this episode, we talk about refinancing options for multifamily deals that had seller financing or a hard money bridge loan. The objective is to refinance upon stabilization and get your cash back out of the property to move onto the next deal.

In this episode, we talk about refinancing options for multifamily deals that had seller financing or a hard money bridge loan. The objective is to refinance upon stabilization and get your cash back out of the property to move onto the next deal.

In this episode, we talk about putting together a loan request summary and best practices while shopping for loans for your development projects.

In this episode, we discuss financing build-to-rent properties with bank and PACE Equity financing. This is a great way to get higher leverage and better ROI for developers. Check out this episode today.

Two types of SBA loans: 504 and 7a

The funds from an SBA 7(a) loan can be put toward any of the following uses:

Expand, acquire, or start a business

Purchase or construct real estate

Refinance existing business debt

Buy equipment

Provide working capital

Construct leasehold improvements

Purchase inventory

Working capital

Dylan is a principal of The Requity Group, a real estate investment company focused around the acquisition and operation of mobile home parks, and multifamily real estate. He has been a principal on over $50M in real estate transactions over the last 4 years.

Trying to decide what type of loan is best for your business can be confusing. With all the rules, guidelines, and regulations, it’s easy to get overwhelmed.

But with the right information, you can confidently choose the best loan program for your specific business needs. An SBA 504 loan is commercial real estate financing for owner-occupied properties.

To schedule a call or for more information please visit https://sbaexchange.com/