Commercial Permanent Financing (Purchase) (Quote)

1. Borrowers Name *

First

Last

2. Borrowers Phone

3. Borrowers email address *

4. Is borrower a US Citizen?

YES
NO

5. Company name the borrower is closing in (must close in a corporate entity):

6. Who makes up the entity and what are their percentages of ownership?

7. Address of Subject Property

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State

Zip Code

8. Exact Property type (Ex: Strip Mall, Office Condo(s), Warehouse, etc.)

9. How many acres of land is the property on?

10. What is the current square footage of the property?

11. Purchase Price

12. Is the borrower already in a purchase and sales contract?

YES
NO

13. If in purchase and sales contract, has any earnest money been put down? If so how much?

14. Current Fair Market Value of property

15. When does the borrower need to close?

16. How much Cash on hand does the Borrower have?

17. How many similar Properties has the Borrower BOUGHT OR SOLD in the past 3 years?

18. How many similar Properties does the borrower currently own?

19. What is the loan amount requested?

20. What is the occupancy percentage of the property?

21. Does the Borrower, or any Business that the Borrower is apart of, occupy any part of the Property? If so, what percentage

22. How much will the Monthly Rental income be per Unit?

23. What are the Annual Taxes on the Property?

24. What is the Annual Insurance on the Property?

25. Borrowers fico scores?

26. Please list borrowers home address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State

Zip Code

27. Does the borrower rent or own? Please list monthly payment.

28. Does the borrower own any other investment properties? If so how many?

29. Does the borrower have any IRS issues, Tax liens, judgments, past bankruptcies, past chapter filings, past foreclosures, recent or pending lawsuits against them? If so please explain and list date:

30. Has the borrower ever had any mortgage deliquent payments? If so when were they?

31. Is the borrower already working with another broker or lender?

YES
NO