Loans · Multifamily (5+ units)

Multifamily loans

Financing for apartment buildings of 5 or more units: buying, repositioning or refinancing.

At a glance

When a multifamily (5+ units) loan fits

Best forBuying, improving or refinancing apartment buildings
What sizes the loanThe property's income (net operating income) and value
Key numbersRent roll, trailing 12 months of operations, occupancy
Common pathsBridge for value-add, then long-term debt once stabilized
Who it fitsInvestors or sponsors with a clear business plan
Closes inAn LLC or other entity, business purpose only

Worked example

The numbers lenders start with

Example dealFigure
Gross rents, last 12 monthsFrom your T-12
Operating expensesFrom your T-12
Net operating income (NOI)Rents minus expenses
Debt coverageNOI ÷ annual loan payment
ValueNOI ÷ market cap rate, confirmed by appraisal
Example onlyWe build your deal summary from your actual rent roll and T-12, then show each lender's answer side by side. These figures illustrate the math. They are not an offer, a rate quote or a promise of approval.
Your file

What to have ready

  • Current rent roll
  • Trailing 12-month operating statement (T-12)
  • Business plan and renovation budget, if value-add
  • Purchase contract or payoff statement
  • Sponsor track record and financial statement
  • Entity documents and guarantor ID
How we place it

Options in 48 business hours

Once your file is complete, we send it to the lenders in our directory that fund this kind of deal. Their answers come back to you on one page, side by side, with our fee in writing.

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Questions

What investors ask us

Do you finance value-add apartments?

Yes. Value-add deals often start with bridge financing and move to long-term debt once the property is stabilized.

What do lenders look at first?

Usually the rent roll and T-12, then the sponsor's experience and the business plan.

Next step

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