Category: Loveland
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Lead Based Paint Rules Updated
The Fort Collins Coloradoan had an interesting article regarding lead based paint and renovations. We haven’t wrapped our heads around this one yet, but the new rules appear to be pretty invasive and onerous. See the link to the Coloradoan article after the jump. Click Here
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Terrix Apartment Financing Rates 02/18/10
Below are today’s rates for select apartment loan programs – all loans are a case-by case basis. Loans ~$3,000,000+ (DUS Fannie)5/30 4.81% non recourse7/30 5.46% non recourse10/30 5.76% non recourse70-80% LTV, cash-out okay, non recourse, assumable, can do supplemental financing in future to leverage back up for a buyer (combined with the assumption this avoids…
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Terrix Apartment Financing Rates 01/25/10
Good news – rates are down. After seeing the 10-year Treasury ramp up about 50 bps in the last 6 weeks of 2009, we’ve seen a 20 bp decline this month. Below are today’s rates for select apartment loan programs – all loans are a case-by case basis. Loans ~$2,000,000+ (DUS Fannie)5/30 4.85% non recourse7/30…
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Look to Secondary Markets for Apartment Opportunities in 2010
Great article from GlobeSt.com BOCA RATON, FL-Investors in the US apartment sector may fare better looking beyond major markets for potentially profitable buying opportunities, according to REIT executives addressing the National Multi Housing Council’s Apartment Strategies Conference here Wednesday. Large-scale owners say they are focusing more on internal rates of return than cap rates, which…
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Terrix Apartment Financing Rates 01/11/10
Some good news – rates are down a smidge from last week.Below are today’s rates for select apartment loan programs – all loans are a case-by case basis. Loans ~$2,000,000+ (DUS Fannie)5/30 5.12% non recourse7/30 5.68% non recourse10/30 5.99% non recourse70-80% LTV, cash-out okay, non recourse, assumable, can do supplemental financing in future to leverage…
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Investment Sales Volume Seen More Than Doubling in 2010
Dec 29, 2009 – CRE News (via LoopNet) Sales of office, retail, multifamily and industrial properties could exceed $100 billion in 2010. That would more than double the $45 billion projected for all of 2009, according to Real Capital Analytics. “We have hit bottom and are starting the new decade on the upswing,” the New…
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Terrix Apartment Financing Rates 01/04/10
Happy New Year – Let’s hope and work for a better 2010! As much as I’m looking forward to 2010 – unfortunately rates really went up in December.Below are today’s rates for select apartment loan programs – all loans are a case-by case basis. Loans ~$2,000,000+ (DUS Fannie)5/30 5.23% non recourse7/30 5.72% non recourse10/30 6.02%…
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Terrix Apartment Financing Rates 12/09/09
Apartments are still the least difficult type of property to finance.Below are today’s rates for select apartment loan programs – all loans are a case-by case basis. Loans ~$2,000,000+ (DUS Fannie)5/30 4.77% non recourse7/30 5.28% non recourse10/30 5.59% non recourse70-80% LTV, cash-out okay, non recourse, assumable, can do supplemental financing in future to leverage back…
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The Tough Get Creative
The Tough Get Creative (GlobeSt.com) This is a good, and realistic, article from the new GlobeSt.com blog called MultiViews by Sule Aygoren Carranza. Positioning the multifamily market with “compared to its counterparts in the other property types, multifamily assets rank at the top of the list as the sector hurt the least by the recession.”…
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Terrix Apartment Financing Rates 12/01/09
Treasuries have come down quite a bit – so rates are still great Apartments are still the least difficult type of property to finance.Below are today’s rates for select apartment loan programs – all loans are a case-by case basis. Loans ~$2,000,000+ (DUS Fannie)5/30 4.65% non recourse7/30 5.21% non recourse10/30 5.41% non recourse70-80% LTV, cash-out…