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Real Estate Financing

Whether searching for a location for your new business or upsizing an existing operation, finding and financing real estate is an essential piece of owning a small business. Having the right location can really be crucial to your success if your business is based around in-person service, but finding the right home for your business can be difficult, especially at the early stages of work. Many business owners have trouble paying for real estate in full at the time of purchase. Luckily, there’s no shortage of financing options to help you launch your business. Commercial real estate loans, mortgage financing, and other small business loans help thousands of people each year to begin their small business careers.

Real Estate Financing for Resale

If you are creating a business flipping houses, you should know that you may not qualify for some traditional mortgage loans. Most conventional mortgages available through banks are designed for home buyers. To qualify for these loans, you typically need to live in the home for at least a year. If you are trying to flip homes quickly to avoid property taxes and mortgage payments, a conventional mortgage will probably not work for you.

Another key to successful real estate investing is to eventually start accumulating enough business savings to pay for new real estate investments in cash. Every time you take out a loan, you will face origination, appraisal, underwriting, private mortgage insurance and other fees, which chip away at your profits. Furthermore, many properties that are best for “house flipping” are nearly condemned homes, which are unlikely to appraise.

In short, you can use real estate financing to get your home renovation business off the ground, but should eventually shift to funding your real estate investments with profits from other sales.

Real Estate Financing for Rental Property

Real estate financing for a rental property is often easier to tackle than financing a house to flip. Many new real estate investors opt to get a conventional mortgage and live on site for a year or two, along with their renters. However, as your business grows, you won’t be able to live in every house and may need to consider other options, including commercial real estate financing or purchasing properties with cash.

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