Apartment Building Mortgage Rates
Apartment building loan rates are among the best in the commercial mortgage industry. When lenders set the rates for these types of loans, they are encouraged by the short and long term prospects of the rental housing markets. Due to the lower risk of apartment buildings as an investment class, the rates are very low right now. Of course, the type of loan is only one factor when it comes to determining risk. The borrower’s credit worthiness, property location and property condition and many other factors are analyzed. For more information on what commercial mortgage lenders look for in determining the rate you receive, please see our blog article
How to Qualify for the Best Commercial Mortgage Rate.
Commercial Mortgage Rates
Commercial mortgage rates remain very low for many types of properties. As we begin 2012, the types of properties that lenders prefer are: multi-tenanted office, retail, industrial, and warehouse properties in good locations and in solid markets. In addition, single tenant properties will be considered for credit tenants and owner occupants in good financial condition. Loans for new construction, rehabilitation, and vacant properties and/or land are much harder to obtain. Borrower credit worthiness, property details and down payment are very important when assessing risk and determining commercial mortgage rates.
Business Real Estate Rates
Business mortgage rates for loans secured by a self-employed business owner’s business remain low for many types of businesses, including: hotels and motels, gas stations, convenience stores, laundromats, doctor's and dentist's offices, other professional offices, warehouses, industrial facilities, auto repair, retail stores, self-storage, day care, liquor stores, assisted living facilities, etc. Most of these property types will qualify for loans up to 90% LTV with very attractive business mortgage rates. Physicians, dentists, veterinarians, and other medical professionals may qualify for up to 100% financing for their medical practices, including working capital. Like other types of commercial mortgage loans, the borrower’s credit worthiness and property details will determine the rate and terms of the loan.