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Posted by admin in Brian's Blog, Recent Closings on 23. Oct, 2011 | No Comments
Where: Garland, TX Type: This is another of the many loans that I close where one of the big banks approved the loan, then dragged on processing the file and finally denied it after 3 months, leaving the borrower out to dry. We came in and got the loan closed
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Where: East Point, GA Type: This was a straight purchase of a non-franchise hardware store that was already running. This was another loan that got turned down by one of the big banks after they had initially approved it. It is amazing to me how often that happens. But we
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Location: North Aurora, IL Type: Declining property values and a slower lease up time then expected put this borrower in a financial bind. He owed $1.6 Million and the property only appraised for $1 million. Unable to make the payments, the bank offered him a deep discount but no one
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Location: West Olive, MI Type: YES, we lend in Michigan! This was a student housing apartment complex that needed to refinance because of a note coming due. We got them a FNMA loan with an incredible 10 year fixed rate and a 30 year amortization. We don’t just do the
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Location: Columbia, MD Type: Getting start-up money for a restaurant with no real estate involved is never an easy chore, even for a strong franchise like Firehouse Subs. In any given state, less than 5% of the banks will even consider this type of loan. But we have the sources
Continue Reading »Posted by admin in Commercial Real Estate, Recent Closings on 17. Jul, 2011 | No Comments
Where: South Carolina Type: This deal came to me because there was a significant amount of business only value in this purchase and the other lender wanted them to put up additioanal collateral including their parent’s property. But the deal was strong enough to stand on it’s own. We got
Continue Reading »Posted by admin in Commercial Real Estate, Recent Closings on 13. Jul, 2011 | No Comments
This was an end loan for a movie theatre that had been constructed and, needed the construction loan taken out. The problems on this deal ranged from political issues at the county board trying to get the CO (certificate of occupancy) to liens against the developer of the planned unit
Continue Reading »Posted by admin in Commercial Real Estate, Recent Closings on 13. Jul, 2011 | No Comments
This client owns a company that does in excess of $70 million a year in sales. A millionaire many times over with his own private jets (yes, plural). Yet, because sales had declined in the last two years and, the size of the loan was over $5 million, the local
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Note Discount opportunity – A common theme happening today is the selling of the notes from banks that are in trouble or need to get debt off their books. Note buyers will buy these notes at 40 cents on the dollar – often with NO knowledge by the business or
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This was a small assisted living facility in CA and the sellers were in prison and the lender was looking to foreclose. Because of the potential legal issues with the seller-no one wanted to touch the deal. But we looked past that and got them an SBA 7A loan. Sure,
Continue Reading »Posted by admin in Brian's Blog, Commercial Real Estate, Recent Closings on 06. Jun, 2011 | No Comments
Borrower had a chemical mixing company and the annual government inspection uncovered a potential leak. They needed money quickly to remove the materials and replace or they would be shut down. We did a private money loan against their building and closed it in 14 days-saving the company. When you
Continue Reading »Posted by admin in Commercial Real Estate, Recent Closings on 07. Apr, 2011 | No Comments
Location: Dallas, TX The note was coming due in 30 days and the current note holder was only offering a monthly adjustable rate option. The local bank had also turned this one down. In addition the borrower’s biggest tenant, who occupied 40% of the property, had a lease that was
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Where: Napierville, IL Client had the desire to open a Firehouse Subs and build something for her future. Problem was, she did not have the experience and collateral combination needed to get an unsecured business loan for the restaurant start-up(something I do a lot of for Firehouse Subs). But, she
Continue Reading »Posted by admin in Brian's Blog, Recent Closings on 11. Feb, 2011 | No Comments
Where: San Francisco, CA Type: This was the purchase of a building and land by the Restaurant that occupied it. Typically a simple 504 transaction however this deal had some wrinkles-what deal doesn’t today? The first was that the father was selling it to the children which some lenders will
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Where: Lexington, NC Type: This was a complete cash-out deal for a seasoned investor. He owned this property free and clear and wanted to pull money from it to buy another investor property. The big problem on this deal was the amount of cash out. No local bank or credit
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Solutions do. I just secured a deal for a “cream puff” borrower at almost 12% on the interest rate. Here is the scenario…. The guy called and wanted cash-out on his building. The building was worth $800,000 and he owed $150,000. He wanted to do a loan for $400,000 and
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New SBA Loan Limits!
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Yesterday morning my assistant sent out my bi-monthly commercial tip to my local key client database. By the end of the day I had gotten a $1.2 Million deal and an e-mail from a commercial Realtor asking me how I build my database. Every other week when I send those e-mails out to my database, I get something from it. There are less than 100 commercial Realtors, financial planners, etc. in that list. That $1.2 Million deal is at least 12K in future commissions…it is hot!
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With new goals, a new determination to get it right this year, to be better, to be the person we are striving to be. It has been said that 80% of New Year’s Resolutions are broken by Jan. 2nd. Sad, isn’t it?
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