serryjw
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Mon Dec-13-04 11:10 PM
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Any Real Estate or Mortgage Brokers around? |
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There is a house for sale in LA for $27 MILLION....Just curious, how does one finance that amount? What down payment is required? What is the largest mortgage a bank will finance?
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Mon Dec-13-04 11:14 PM
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1. banks finance skyscrapers. sky's the limit on mortgages |
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it all depends on your ability to repay and preserve the value of the collateral.
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Mon Dec-13-04 11:16 PM
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2. Not the same thing..... |
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one is commerical and has constant revenue coming in to off-set the mortgage
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Mon Dec-13-04 11:33 PM
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4. not as different as you might think |
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if you want a $20MM mortgage for a mansion, the bank evaluates the likelihood of the collateral remaining above $20MM in a foreclosure and also on your ability to repay (which includes making monthly payments, obviously).
your ability to repay will be judged by the bank based on your earning ability and assets, especially income-producing assets.
the house itself is obviously an asset, and if there is a rental/vacation market for such homes, then it can be income producing as well.
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Mon Dec-13-04 11:41 PM
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5. Still not the same.... |
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commercial are all corporations and play by different rules. Banks don't worry about an actor not making an A movie and suddenly being unemployed for 2 years
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Mon Dec-13-04 11:45 PM
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7. a bank wouldn't finance an actor |
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if 2 years of unemployment would lead to a default.
the actor has to have wealth set aside and other income streams (as all "a" actors do).
high net worth individuals are treated more like corporations than ordinary net worth individuals.
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Mon Dec-13-04 11:47 PM
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8. When I get the answer to my original question |
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Mon Dec-13-04 11:23 PM
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3. As long as you have a proven income source |
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(and for that amount it had better be PROVEN)
...I think they'll finance just about anything. I'm sure the types who could afford that kind of house have their tax accountant structure a mortgage for them that gives them the maximum tax benefit.
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Mon Dec-13-04 11:42 PM
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6. And the More money you have...the higher Loan-to-Value the bank will lend |
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Loan-to-Value % is lowest for us working stiffs...gee, what a surprise.
If you play power forward for an NBA team and signed a multi-million dollar contract...the sky is pretty much the limit.
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Tue Dec-14-04 06:01 AM
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9. lots of buyers of these type of properties pay cash......... |
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read that in the real estate section of the newspaper.
the people who buy these properties have more cash on hand than anyone can imagine.
screw the mortgage interest deduction.
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