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Case Scenarios On This Thread For Nelson Thompson of Lending Network To Answer
Loan Officers who have case scenario questions about commercial loans through Lending Network, LLC, please post them on this thread and either Nelson Thompson or myself will answer them as soon as possible. Please be detailed in your questions regarding the property, such as the type of property, location, history, and other pertinent facts. Share the purpose of the loan, the current value or P and L, the repairs required, the loan amount, the scope of work, and projected P and L. Besides the purpose of the loan, explain in detail what the money will be used for, and the projected proforma P and L after the renovation or improvements. Explain the current value of the house, the renovation costs, the after improved value, and expected time to stabilize the property. The down payment the borrower has to put down, reserves, and experience of the guarantor or guarantors. If we decided this will be a loan that has merits, the next step will be to have the client complete and personal financial statement and summary sheet to us via email. If you have any questions, please post on this thread or start a new thread. We will start all inquires, case scenario, Q and As on this forum.
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This section is for special case scenario questions for Dianne Burnett, President and CEO of Lending Network, LLC from our commercial loan officers.
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Loan Officer Case Scenario Questions Thread
Welcome to the case scenario questions thread for commercial loans through Lending Network, LLC. If you have questions regarding specific scenarios, please include detailed information about the property and the loan.
Here are the key points to cover in your inquiries:
Required Details for Your Questions
Property Type: Specify whether the property is multifamily, retail, office, industrial, or other types.
Location: Provide the city and state where the property is located.
Property History: Include any relevant property history, such as previous ownership, condition, or recent sales.
Loan Purpose: Clearly explain the purpose of the loan (e.g., acquisition, renovation, refinancing).
Current Value or P&L: Share the current appraised value or profit and loss statement.
Repairs Required: Detail any necessary repairs or renovations and their estimated costs.
Loan Amount: State the amount you are seeking for the loan.
Scope of Work: Describe the scope of the renovation or project.
Projected P&L: Provide a projected profit and loss statement after improvements.
Current Value and Renovation Costs: Explain the property’s current value, the costs associated with renovations, and the anticipated after-improved value.
Stabilization Timeline: Estimate how long it will take to stabilize the property post-renovation.
Down Payment: Indicate the borrower’s down payment commitment.
Reserves: Mention any reserves the borrower has set aside.
Guarantor Experience: Share the experience and qualifications of the guarantor(s).
Next Steps
Once your inquiry is posted, either Nelson Thompson or a member of our team will respond as soon as possible. If we determine that your case has merit, we will request the client to complete a personal financial statement and summary sheet for further evaluation.
Feel free to ask additional questions or start a new thread if necessary. We look forward to assisting you!