Looking for an apartment construction financing or just commercial construction financing? Are you looking to build a retail center, industrial building, office building, or any other type of income-producing property? Our access to over 130 different lenders allow us to shop for not only, the best loan, but at the lowest rate and cost to you. It is important, whether you are a real estate developer or investor, to analyze the profit, loan-to-value ratio, and cost of construction. Whether the developer has a certain percentage of the total cost of the project covered will also play a large factor in obtaining financing for commercial construction. If the more equity is needed, a mezzanine loan is possible. Another important aspect of commercial construction financing is the percentage of the total cost of the project that the developer will cover, usually in the form of free and clear land. Lenders like to see that investors and real estate developers are more invested in their land. In certain cases, lenders will need to determine if the takeout loan is big enough to pay off the apartment construction loan or the commercial construction. This can be calculated in the debt service coverage ratio, which must be larger than 1.25. Based on the proposed payments, the net income from the project must be 25% larger. From this value, the commercial construction lender and or the apartment construction lender will examine the developer's net worth to loan size ratio. Ideally, the developers' net worth must be at least the size of the loan amount requested. With commercial construction financing, you want to work with the best and most experienced to help to you attain the necessary financing in sufficient time. Another question one might want to pose if whether or not the commercial construction lender will be able to leave the deal once the commercial building produces enough money to qualify for a takeout loan that is larger than the construction loan. When you are ready to build that commercial property, rely and trust the best. For over 31 years, Ocean Pacific Capital has specialized in commercial construction financing. Call us or email us today to see how we can surpass your expectations. We'll get the job done.
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Daily Oil & Gas and Wall Street Journal News
9/19/20
Wellesley Petroleum AS drilled a dry hole in North Sea production license 829, about 75 km north of Gjøa field and 60 km northwest of Florø in 211 m of water.
BW Energy provided an alternative development plan for Hibiscus-Ruche, in the Dussafu Marin permit and associated Ruche Exclusive Exploitation Area offshore Gabon.
Theia Energy has entered a land use agreement with the Karajarri Traditional Lands Association enabling the company to move forward with its unconventional oil and gas exploration plans in the onshore Canning basin permit EP 493.
Triangle Energy (Global) Ltd., Perth, has raised $2.2 million (Aus.) through a share placement and intends to raise a further $1 million via a share purchase plan to current shareholders.
Wall Street Journal
Commercial News
9/19/20
WSJ.com: US Business
U.S. Bans Chinese Apps TikTok and WeChat, Citing Security Concerns The Trump administration will begin restricting downloads and use of popular Chinese-owned apps TikTok and WeChat late Sunday, in a move U.S. officials said arose from national security concerns but which drew objections for impinging on free-speech rights.
Judge to Hear Arguments on Trump's WeChat Restrictions A California federal judge will hear arguments Friday as part of an emergency push to delay enforcement of President Trump?s order placing restrictions on the app WeChat.
WeChat Ban Rattles Chinese Communities in U.S. Many Chinese-Americans and U.S. businesses with a largely Chinese clientele say they rely on WeChat as their primary tool for keeping in touch with people in China and in Chinese communities throughout the world.
Jobless Rates in Northeast, West Are Highest in Nation Unemployment rates in regions across the U.S. moved down this summer after peaking in April, when the coronavirus first triggered widespread lockdowns. Still, jobless rates clocked in above 10% in 10 states.
