Realty411 Featuring Justin Ford, eXp Realty | Seite 25

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• Sale of existing promissory notes and deeds of trust to third­party investors: The sale is usually at a discount, whether the promissory note is performing or nonperforming. A deal will free up cash.
• Hypothecation or pledge of a promissory note and deed of trust: A borrower who owns a promissory note and deed will assign them to a third­party investor as collateral for a new loan.
• Cross­collateralization of more than one property:
• Cross­collateralize multiple properties that are used to meet lender equity requirements. The borrower would sign one promissory note but have recorded liens that encumber two or more properties.
• Small mobile homes or trailer parks: properties that don’ t meet the underwriting standards of institutional lenders.
• Airbnb­type rental income properties: Financials and history are necessary to prove the ability to make payments.
• New ground­up construction or construction completion for a partially completed project: Most requests result from borrowers needing to fund more money to complete the task when their capital or existing construction loan proceeds are depleted.
• Collateral combines real and
personal property with mini markets, such as a motel, restaurant, carwash, or gas station. The valuation and the decision to make the loan must be based on the real property only. A trust deed is recorded to encumber the real property, and a UCC­1 financing statement will be filed with the Secretary of State to encumber the personal property.
• A long­term lease on commercial property has or is expected to expire soon. The lease expiration could cause a vacancy and a disruption in rental income. If the master tenant vacates the property, this will disrupt
25 other smaller in­line tenants because the master tenant is responsible for the primary draw of foot traffic to the center. Banks will usually not make this loan. This loan is generally a bridge loan until the owner obtains a long­term lease with a credit­worthy tenant and manages the center back into stabilization.
• Credit approval is subject to highly sophisticated lease analyses, with multiple tenants having different lease terms, including length, lease rate, and lease provisions. Some tenants are on long­term leases, and some are on month­to­month tenancies. Lease documents may include go­dark provisions for the anchor tenant or provide for lease cancellation in the event of excess vacancy or loss of an anchor tenant.
• Some properties require mutual property access easements for ingress / egress or complex usage rights, such as reciprocal parking agreements. Many properties, such as churches and retail shopping centers, sign contracts with multiple property owners to use the entry / exit of the property or the parking in specific ways or at certain times.
• Foreign nationals with and without a Social Security number need loans. The borrower must have a US bank account( s). The borrower must have a process agent service arranged during loan processing.
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