I am eyeing a ten-unit complex and got a quote from a lender at 8.5%. I talked to a friend and he told me he was getting rates at 5.5%. The SFH market in our area has rates ranging from 6 to 7.5%. Is commercial lending cheaper nowadays? Aren’t commercial loans higher than residential due to the higher risk lenders take on? by dobeyjr376 from Bridgeport, Texas. Jul 19th 2022
There are way to many variables missing to give you any sort of accurate answer. Traditional financing, like the everyday common 30-year fixed rate mortgage does not offer financing on properties larger than 4-units, so you can't even compare those. Even if it was just a four-unit property, those rates are higher than single family properties, and tend to run =/- about 1.5% higher than the standard 30-yr fixed. As this is 10-unit, anything you would be getting is a commercial loan. I lend for standard properties, and up to 30-unit apartments in MN, WI, IA, ND, SD. Find me at JoeMetzler.com, Cambria Mortgage, NMLS 274132
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