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Conventional wisdom dictates that the first step is to get qualified for a loan prior to purchasing property. However, it doesn't always work that way. Sometimes people find property that they then want to qualify for. The following loan feedback and property search forms make it possible to put together a complete picture no matter where you are in the process. So, if you are starting by looking for property, fill out residential search parameters, commercial search parameters or multi-family search parameters forms. If you have started by looking for the best financing, fill out our residential loan feedback, commercial loan feedback, or multi-family loan feedback forms. If you are looking to remodel or undertake major construction to your home or building, complete one of the following forms: ground-up construction loan, major remodel construction-to-permanent form (this is a construction loan that rolls over into a permanent loan). Are you a land developer/builder, with vision, looking for the right location and opportunities to purchase? Check out our land developer/builder information form. If you are looking to grow your new or existing business with long term, fixed rate financing or purchase a building, fill out the SBA 504 form, or if you are looking to finance fixed assets, working capital, or a business acquisition, fill out the SBA 7(a) form. Interested in buying a business? We can help, through our buying a business form. Perhaps you are a small to medium size investor who wants to shop for the optimum value. You would need to access valuation, work on improving your credit score, or possibly use your self-directed IRA to purchase a home. Maybe it makes sense to rehab a home and either flip it or hold on to it with the help of landlord cash flow analysis tools or even a NOI statement. Further hone these figures with a mortgage comparison and cost analysis. |