Requirements For Income Property Loans
September 25th, 2013Requisites for income property loans are unlike traditional mortgages, because the capital loaned is typically in a higher threshold. To determine if you qualify for an income property loan, consider some of these factors weighed by lenders:
The Loan to Value Ratio – or LTV, is calculated by dividing the mortgage amount by the appraised property value. The lender will observe if this ratio presents a risk, and if so, mortgage insurance will be required.
Credit Score – as with most lending institutions, the borrowers’ credit score is weighed to determine if he or she has a solid history when repaying loans. The better the credit score, the better the chances are for approval. In addition, loan interest rates will tend to be much higher the lower the score.
Income Requisites – the borrower will need to prove that there’s sufficient cash flow from business or employment to repay the loan. In addition, the lender may ask the applicant to submit proof of assets in the event they’re unable to pay. This is otherwise known as collateral.
Some of the tips given for getting an approval on loans for income properties include securing a good down payment. The protocol for most income properties is 20%. There are many avenues for financing, including through traditional banks, owner financing, or even from your own resources, such as equity. Savvy Miami investors will research the best methods that pose the least amount of risks.
Contact Miami Realtor Sydney Server for more information.
Sources: Investopedia
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