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Saturday, 28 October 2006
There are steps you can take to minimize your interest rate risk. You could first deal with a lender that specializes in automotive properties. There are many lenders that do not require the full “relationship” that the bank requires. In bankers speak, relationship = your deposits. As long as you are aware of the time to complete the necessary due diligence and the loan to value guidelines associated with automotive properties, financing them can be almost as simple as other commercial property types. You may also want to try to find a loan that is fixed for the life of the loan. If this is a product that you want, or if you want to put down less than what is typically required, it would make sense to contact a lender or mortgage consultant that specializes in automotive properties. In an effort to identify any possible property contamination, most lenders will engage the use of an environmental company which will conduct either a Phase I or a Phase II environmental report. A Phase I environmental is essentially an inspection ordered by the lender. The average cost for this report typically ranges in the $1,000 to $2,000 range. This service is provided by environmental firms and the scope of the report typically covers three areas: 1) A review of government records and communication with the appropriate officials regarding the subject and adjacent properties Contact Usinfo@churchloans.info or call (800) 710-6762 to speak with a representative.) For more details Log on to www.churchloans.info Address:
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