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Important Notes On Atlanta Commercial Building Financing

By Tom G. Honeycutt


The real estate sector is arguably the fastest growing industries in the world. Both residential and commercial buildings are erected at a lightning speed. The availability of lenders and investors willing to invest in the industry is the major factor contributing to the fast-paced growth. Investors who have a systematic and strategic approach to business are the ones who succeed in the competitive industry. It is safe to seek Atlanta commercial building financing from a competent and reputable lender especially banks. Nowadays, even the cash buyers prefer to purchase the properties through the banks.

Before embarking on the process of looking for a financer, set up clear and sound goals. Make sure you have clear reasons for purchasing the commercial building. Identify a property that looks impressive and is strategically positioned in an area where it can attracts clients and realize satisfying returns for your businesses. File for the loan as early as possible. Most lenders promises the loans will have matured within a span of 30 to 45 days, but the maturity period may extend and reach 60 to 90 days. Therefore, early application will eliminate inconveniences associated with the delays.

The market is full of many lenders; hence relying on one lender is a disservice and a bad decision. Inquire from several lenders on offers, interests, and terms they offer. Those who are offering amazing deals should be considered. Make a point of submitting your application to at least four or five banks. Make sure you are comfortable to do business with a particular lender and carefully examine whether the loan terms addresses your desires.

Accept appraisals that originate from the bank itself. Those issued by mortgage brokers should be ignored. The brokers can prove to be stubborn and even results to enticing you into asking for the appraisals from lenders. The appraisal should be paid for only when a term sheet is issued to you.

Lenders have the responsibility of surveying the building that is intended to be sold and identifying environmental hazards. In case you identify toxic and hazards after completing the deal, the lender is legally bound to ensure they are removed. However, it is advisable to inquire about the findings of the environmental study from the lender.

Do not focus on local lenders alone and ignore the national ones. Remember, national lenders offer better programs as well as excellent loan terms. Seek funds from both national and local banks to increase chance of landing a better deal.

The high number of financing program available in the industry provides an opportunity for you to choose one that addresses your financial needs. Be hopeful even when a deal does not work. Consult an experienced consultant as you choose a program that aligns with your goals and values.




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