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Thank you for your interest in our private commercial finance programs. If you wish to be considered for our fixed rate commercial refinance of 650K and up, we will need to receive the following: (1.) We would like to know what you feel your property is worth to better evaluate loan to value limits. If your value is based on an appraisal, please indicate the value and as of what date, the appraiser's name and any professional designations, such as MAI. (2.) And how much you are requesting to borrow. (3.) Describe improvements and provide a sketch or site plan indicating improvement placement and identification of property lines, if possible, and total square footage building and parcel and when built. (4.) Submit a rent roll, and (5.) estimate or actual annual or annualized expenses. If the property is owner occupied, substitute a profit and loss statement and include the expense statement and site plan. Brief submissions are encouraged. We strongly suggest you submit clear photocopies that are completely legible. Do not send more than 4 pages of fax material unless specifically requested. Materials submitted will not be returned, therefore do not send originals. All information submitted remains confidential to the investor network. Borrower files are not retained once closed. After the requested material arrives, the investor will evaluate your request and determine interest in providing your request.
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If the request is satisfactory, a written proposal indicating amount, rate, terms and conditions will be sent for your approval. Brokers are urged to obtain a written commission agreement, and a copy is requested. Please take note, no loans can be funded in excess of 75% loan to value, and most loans are within a 65% guideline loan to value or less based on a lender designated MAI appraisal.

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