What are Mixed-Use Loans?
Real estate investors use mixed-use loans to finance buildings that are used for a combined purpose. Mixed-use buildings are zoned for multiple uses, including residential, commercial, industrial, or institutional. Mixed-use loans can be short-term or long-term, with terms ranging between six months and 30 years.
Mixed-Use Loan Eligibility
In order to qualify for a commercial mixed-use loan, there are certain criteria that you must meet. Because this is a commercial loan, there is no requirement for occupancy, but you will need to meet the following requirements:
Down Payment
Lenders will expect at least 25% down payment and the addition of property insurance
LTV
LTV Ratio of 75%
Debt-Service Coverage Ratio
A debt-service coverage ratio (DSCR) of 1.25 or higher
Business Credit Score
Lenders will check your business credit score but also require a personal credit score minimum between 660 and 680
Business History
Minimum of two years in business
Collateral
Depending on the scenario, lenders may require additional collateral.
Interested in Commercial Mixed-Use Loans?
If you are considering funding for Mixed-Use project, it is important to speak with one of our loan specialists to compare the benefits and drawbacks of the many commercial financing options available.
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