ltv: Evaluating Commercial Real Estate Investments - Calculating DSCR and LTV
- 12/28/10 12:35 PM
Hopefully you now have a good hanldle on cap rates, and we can move forward with analyzing that small retail property in downtown Reading, PA. Once you have an idea about what a property is worth, you need to figure out how you are going to pay for it. For most investors this means getting a mortgage. So how do you know how large of a mortgage your property will qualify for? Notice this is about what the property will qualify for, not you personally. For commercial properties, the property itself is often more important than the borrower when qualifying for … (0 comments)
ltv: Reading PA | Berks County | Commercial Real Estate Financing
- 12/20/10 01:48 PM
I was discussing commercial real estate financing with another agent this evening. This agent is very experienced in real estate in general, but she mostly works with residential real estate. I realized that many if not most real estate agents don't fully understand the difference between financing residential and commercial real estate. I'm sure that this is true of most residential real estate investors as well. Commercial mortgages do not fit into the neat little boxes that residential mortgages do. Figuring out the best way to finance a commercial real estate deal is just as much an art as it is a … (0 comments)
Commercial Real Estate blog discussing investing, selling, and leasing retail, office, industrial, residential, mixed-use, hospitality, self storage, and other commercial real estate in the greater Reading, PA market.
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Hopefully you now have a good hanldle on cap rates, and we can move forward with analyzing that small retail property in downtown Reading, PA. Once you have an idea about what a property is worth, you need to figure out how you are going to pay for it. For most investors this means getting a mortgage. So how do you know how large of a mortgage your property will qualify for? Notice this is about what the property will qualify for, not you personally. For commercial properties, the property itself is often more important than the borrower when qualifying for … (0 comments)
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