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Prudential Mortgage Capital provides $137.8 million to refinance Hawaii's ... MarketWatch (press release)

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The seven-year, fixed-rate loan is secured by the newly renovated, 639-room hotel located on the shores of Waikiki in Honolulu, Hawaii. The hotel recently completed an extensive $113 million renovation and repositioning that included essentially rebuilding all of the hotel's guestrooms, retail space, public areas and poolside grille.

Prudential's San Francisco-based team arranged the financing, led by Frederick van Overbeek, a principal, and Elizabeth Velazquez, director of originations.

"The hotel industry is in the midst of a recovery following a severe downturn, and Hawaii has enjoyed that recovery," van Overbeek said. "This financing fits our strategy of investing in highly competitive and well-located hotels with superior sponsorship. The property has potential for strong growth, particularly given the operational expertise Outrigger brings to this transaction with more than 60 years of hotel industry experience. We are excited to continue this important borrower relationship."

Suggestions For Obtaining Stellar Refinance Mortgage Rates

Folks are blessed with several options to get fantastic home-mortgages at the moment. Incredibly, refinancing interest rates have stood near serious lows for a while stemming from a variety of economy related reasons. Looking for fantastic rates can be trouble-free using the net seeing as nearly all mortgage lenders report present loan choices. Don’t forget to ask plenty of loan providers for loan-rate plus lending-cost proposals. Fantastic refinance mortgage rates are attainable for homeowners having a great credit report, however property-valuation will have to be a key factor from the starting point to establish the feasibility regarding loan success. Present rates may end up in sizeable monthly-savings and must be evaluated by homeowners holding bloated-rate home loan programs. Refinancing rate deals simply cannot position near all time lows perpetually so homeowners may want to act at this moment, in case rates of interest increase.

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What is the best company to refinance my business property in Upstate New York?



That would really depend on several factors...

Your personal credit and scores.

Your personal financials.

The property type.

Financials on the property.

Tenant type and number of tenants.

Is it a rate and term refinance, or are you trying to pull cash out.

What is the current value, and what is the current loan amount.

With this information, it is easier to determine which type of loan is best suited to this type of loan, and then what lender.


Consumers Advantage Mortgage handles Residential and Commercial loans.

What is the best way to refinance a high interest business loan?



Depending on the type of loan you have the best interest on any business loan is an SBA loan. Generally they are prime plus two points. they can be used to purchase buildings and equipment but not working capital. However, if you have a creative presentation for the loan you maybe able to get the results you want. Get out the Patroit Loan Express program for SBA go to SBA.gov


Hope for higher profit at business & pay


if it is realestate based and you've been in it for a while you should be able to refi to something better ive seen commercial financing at7% look areound for options

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I just got in to the mortgage business. Where can I get free leads of people looking to refinance?

Someone told me that I can go to the county registrar/recorders office and someone mentioned title companies. Any advice on how to go about getting it?


As in anything else, you'll get what you pay for. Pay nothing, and that is pretty much what you'll get. Bite the bullet and pay for Internet leads. They are not expensive, they are fresh--sometimes only minutes old--and the consumer has filled out a form online, so they are proactive and self-qualified.

You might want to check out these guys: http://www.ileads.com/ Not only do they have real-time leads, but they have partnered with First American Financial to “enhance” their leads with property and loan information. So the online consumer fills in a short form, but what you get is a long form with lots of data.


Isn't that part of the business??? That might have been something you should have researched and educated yourself on before you went into the business.


you do not get 'free' leads .
sorry u work for them or pay for them.
read 'guerilla marketing' for a hand up.


free leads?

Don't exist - but you try another career - mortgages can rack up applications - the client could have assets and great credit unless they are buyers you will have a bunch of good loans - but refi's is another story with values still not improving for another year or two - you might want to get out before you realize it wasn't the right time

Just my opinion though

If my business has equity in it Can I take cash out if I refinance?

Is it the same as home equity or are the other specifcations?
Can I use the money for personal use or would I have to put it into the business?
Can I use that money to put a down payment on another business?
Thank You


going to keep this short but yes you can but if you don't have enough money to cover the business that may fail then they are both going under trust me been there


if it is a sole propriertor, you can do whatever you wish


Your lender might have something to say about you borrowing their money to take it out of the business. Although you show that you have equity, it doesn't translate into cash.

Most lenders would want to lend you money based on the purchasing of a fixed asset for the business or to cover operating shortfalls such as the timing between a sale and the collection of the account receivable. They would not like to lend you money for you to take out of the business.

They also want to make sure you have equity (or skin in the game) at a sufficient level that you haven't over leveraged your business. If you take the cash out, it is the same as reducing your equity. No lender would like to see that happen.

Do you know of a website where I can refinance my car without money down?

My bank says I have to put $4000 on my car note to get it down to $300 a month. Right now it's $600 a month which is way too high. Do you know of any websites or business that refinances without money down???


Well, this is a long shot, but... you might be able to get the longer term and/or lower rate necessary to lower your payments with an equity loan. Of course, this means you must own something(s) of real value that a lender would consider sufficient collateral. This has been popular in recent years for people who own their homes. Of course the recent drop in real estate values means this option is not available to as many people now as it was two years ago.


The only way to get your payment down without more money down is to extend the loan for a longer period of time. But this is usually not a smart move because it increases your finance costs and keeps you upside down on your loan for about the entire time of your loan. You never own your car unless you stick it out to the end.

Has anyone done business with Refinance.com? Are they reputable?



According to the Better Business Bureau, they are a member in satisfactory standing, no outstanding complaints, aka Premium Capital Funding, member since 5-31-2004, company started 2001, in Deerfield, FL. I would deem them reputable.


These internet mortgage things are 99% junk. What they do is "shop your application to get you the best rate". Lie..lie...lie.. WHat they actually do is sell your application to the highest bidder. It doesnt have anything to do with the best of anything. I am a mortgage loan officer and I get calls every day from all these different internet mortgage firms trying to sell me applications for 7$ a head. Just go to your local mortgage broker and make sure you tell them exactly what you want. If they are any good they will find it for you. When I speak to a customer alot of times I become an order taker... they tell me exactly what they want, how much they will pay, and I go get it. You dont need your information sold to some fly by night company who is not interested in your well being.


There is some useful advice here.

Can I get a refinanced mortgage if i start a home business with no employees and still work my regular job?

I want to refinance my mortgage and I want to start a home business before doing so. It would have no employees and I would still keep my current job. My home business will not require any due balances or credit lines to increase my debt. Would mortgage companies see the worry that I would quit my regular job or would they trust that I would maturely handle the mortgage payments? In other words, would I have no problems getting refinanced under these conditions. My credit score is about 650 and I've been at my current job for 1 1/2 years but have had steady employment for a long time. I have also paid my mortgage on time for 12 months.
The reason I am asking is because what I will be doing requires a vendor license. Therefore, in my ssn, it would show the business based at my home address.
I am actually looking for a new mortgage loan, not a home equity loan or personal loan and I don't need to borrow to pay debts.


i do not see any problem with you getting the refinance and i would not worry about the business end affected it!!!


If there is no debt increases involved, then does the mortgage company really need to know about your home business? Go to http://www.businessstarterpackage.com/articles.html and check out all of the articles on this very sort of thing. You can find all you need to know there.


I believe the answer you're looking for can be found on this site. They've got lots of info about the subject.


A lender wants to see a history of stable and continual employment and income and will consider

- your debt-to-income ratio (debt divided by income)
- the loan-to-value ratio (mortgage divided by appraised value)
- your credit history.

Based on what you have stated, as long as you continue to have stable employment and income, no increase in debt and maintain your credit score, your plans to start a business should have no impact on your ability refinance your mortgage.

how do approach a business owner to purchase or refinance?



Ask him if he is 1099 on his taxes and if so, offer him a stated loan. Sell it with the ease of no income documentation or verification.

I transferred ownership of a building from one business to another & refinanced it. How do I record it ?

I took a loan for $84,500 with the bank. The Basis of the property is 127,500. What will be the entry on both businesses( I own both)?


Seriously? This isn't the type of question where you get answers from any Joe Somebody on the Internet and rely on it as if it were gospel.... it's a serious business/legal question, and if you fail to record the property correctly, you may have problems selling both businesses in the future.
The fastest way to get the most accurate answer would be to call your county property records office... each office has clerks that are able to answer your questions and if the county is relatively modern in it's filings, they should have a website for you to download the appropriate forms.
Even better, many attorneys offer a free 1/2 hour consultation, and most will point you out to "do it yourself" resources that are available publicly without charging you

How can I bring my sister-in-law clients to her new business?

My sister-in-law just started her own business. She does home and business loans and also refinances homes. How can I let people know about her business so that if they or someone they know is interested in some type of loan or would be interested in refinancing thier home they could give her a call or email her. Also would making her a web page help? Business cards? I want to surprise her so please I ask for best advise from everyone and anyone.


Order her some free business cards here

http://www.vistaprint.com/vp/ns/default.aspx?GP=6%2F29%2F2007+2%3A36%3A46+AM

They charge like 3.95 to ship them, but they do look nice.

Give her half, hold onto half, because, you know you'll end up in conversations with people an wish you had one.

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