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Factors to determine rates

Business experience – The length of time you have been in business.

Property Type Favorable property types (i.e. multifamily, office, retail, and warehouse) command a lower rate and higher potential loan amount than riskier properties (i.e. restaurants)

Loan-to-value (LTV) You are likely to pay a higher rate for a loan with a high LTV. In other words, a loan for 90% of the property’s value will have a higher interest rate than a 70% loan for the same property. However, you may benefit from a higher LTV.

Loan program Fixed-rate loans generally start with higher rates than adjustable loans, but adjustable-rates can rise over time and become higher than fixed.

Term The longer the loan’s term (i.e. 20 years vs. 10 years), the higher the rate.

Occupancy Loans for owner-occupied properties typically have lower rates and a higher potential loan amount than investor properties.

Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) The higher a property’s income relative to the loan payments (the DSCR), the more likely the loan will be approved. Most lenders require a DSCR greater than 1.20, which means that the property’s net operating income (NOI) must be more than 1.20 times the loan’s principle and interest payments. Few lenders will allow a DSCR below 1.20. These lenders take an innovative approach by combining your personal income with the property’s NOI to approve a loan.

Credit score Your personal creditworthiness is the first thing that lenders look at, and is used to predict your repayment reliability. A higher credit score corresponds to a lower risk of default, which earns you a lower interest rate,Since credit scoring is not a perfect science, it is best to work with a lender who will consider other risk factors. These may include:

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