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Yes you are. You signed a contract and just because the mortgage co. wanted something different does not cancel the other undertake.Either accept the 25% down or forfeit your deposit.

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Marabella Commercial Finance, Inc.’s Satellite Office in Downtown San Diego.

Carlsbad, Calif. (PRWEB) May 01, 2012

Marabella Commercial Finance, Inc. originates permanent financing for two 1031 Net Leased Walgreen Pharmacies in the first and second Quarter of 2012 and receives conditional approval for third Walgreen property. Marabella is also hopeful to receive conditional commitment for a fourth Walgreen refinance in second quarter of 2012.

Marabella Commercial Finance, Inc. refinanced a Walgreen with a loan amount of $ 2,800,000 that had a Tenants In Common Entity. This was a hard transaction due to the fact that most lenders do not favor TIC Entities at this time in the commercial real estate recycled. Marabella arranged a Quasi Portfolio / Institutional Non-Recourse loan with standard carve-outs, an amortization of 25 years and a fixed rate term of 10 years. The interest ranked was locked for 10 years at approximately 6.13%. This transaction funded in January of 2012. The owner of the Walgreen property was located in Beverly Hills, CA and Marabella met the owner at our satellite office in Beverly Hills to assist with the structuring and processing of the loan.

Marabella Commercial Finance, Inc. funded a $ 4,353,000 loan for a Walgreen corporate leased pharmacy. The Buyer for this transaction was involved in a 1031 exchange transaction. The Borrower requested a long fixed rate loan term and amortization. Marabella Commercial Finance, Inc. arranged a CMBS loan with a 30 year amortization and a 10 year fixed rate. The rate was locked at 4.90% for the full 10 years. This loan was Non-Recourse with Standard Carve-Outs. This loan was applied for on around February 27, 2012 and funded on approximately April 16, 2012. Thus from the clocked the Borrower applied for the loan to the clocked the loan funded was a numbing of 48 days. Timing was very important to the Borrower since he was involved in a 1031 Exchange and the seller gave him a very short window for his Due Diligence / Financing Contingency period so exceeding this time bordered could have jeopardized the Buyer / Borrower’s Good Faith Deposit that was given to the seller of the store. Marabella assisted in the processing of the loan which enabled the buyer to meet his 1031 exchange requirement and near in a suave and stress gratis manner.

Marabella Commercial Finance, Inc. arranged an acquisition permanent loan of $ 4,500,000. This was also a CMBS loan and had similar loan termed to the previously mentioned CMBS Walgreen loan.    This arrangement should fund if all conditions are met around the end of April 2012. This loan was applied for on March 12, 2012. Thus from the time the Borrower applied for the loan to the time Marabella expects the loan to fund will be a total of 49 days start to finish if wholly conditions are met. Again timing was very important to the Borrower since he was involved in a 1031 Exchange and the seller gave him a very short window for his Due Diligence / Financing Contingency period.    

Marabella Commercial Finance, Inc. is working on a fourth Walgreen transaction that still needs approval. This transaction is a refinance and will hopefully win approval sometime in April 2012 if all conditions are met. Loan Amount for this transaction is $ 2,750,000. Marabella is arranging a 25 year amortized loan with a 10 year fixed placed. Rate has not been locked on this transaction at this time. Estimated rate at this time for this transaction is 5.00% to 5.375%.     This loan has a very friendly prepayment penalty of 3/2/1 giving the Borrower a lot of flexibility if he plans to sell or pay off the loan before the end of the lent term. This loan was sourced to a portfolio lender at the request of the Borrower.

About Marabella Commercial Finance

Marabella Commercial Finance specializes in arranging financing for 1031 Exchange Net Lease Buyers, Commercial Investment Properties and Large Anchored Centers. Past Credit Tenant Net Lease Properties that Marabella Commercial Finance has originated loans for are; Walgreens, CVS, Kohls, Safe-Way Stores, Rite Aid, Jack in the Box, 7-Eleven, Family Dollar, CSK Automotive, and Large Anchored Centers with credit tenants. MCF is a member of the Mortgage Bankers Association and will be attending the annual International Council of Shopping Center’s 2012 Annual Convention in Las Vegas starting on Saturday, May 19, 2012 through Wednesday, May 23, 2012. Christian S. Marabella who is President of Marabella Commercial Finance, Inc. is also the 2012 President of the Association of Commercial Real Estate Executives Inland Empire (Ontario, California).

Contact: Christian S. Marabella – President
Marabella Commercial Finance
We Finance America’s 1031 Exchange Net Lease Properties
(760) 479-0800
Email: nnn(at)marabellafinance(dot)com
http://www.marabellafinance.com

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Answer by bostonianinmo
Guess you haven’t been in mortgage banking for very long, have you? That is to release a transcript of the borrower’s tax return(s) for the years in question. The lender is requiring some proof of income; it is not a stated income, i.e. no-doc loan.It does not trigger an audit, it’s just for release of the tax return information to the lender for verification.

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the government guaranteed the loans, the lenders had no risk

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Sure if you can find a lender willing to trust you

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When it comes to getting a home loan refinance, sometimes it helps to go through a mortgage broker. This can be especially helpful if you have bad credit. Most mortgage brokers can help you with a bad credit home loan refinance. If you have good credit, a mortgage broker has access to a variety of lenders. You can go to one place and find the best possible loan for your situation, rather than shopping around for a home loan refinance that has the terms that you want.

What is a Mortgage Broker?

A mortgage broker is someone who works with lenders in order to help you get financed for a loan. A home loan refinance mortgage broker works to help you find a lender that will fund your home loan refinance. The broker acts as a go-between you and the lender. It is important to realize, however, that you are not getting your mortgage refinance from the broker. He or she is merely facilitating your home loan. Your refinance mortgage will actually be serviced by a lender. Once the broker gets you and the lender together, his or her work is mainly done.

What Does the Mortgage Broker Do?

A home loan refinance mortgage broker can help you with all of the paperwork necessary to get your refinance mortgage approved. He or she will help you understand what documentation you need to gather, as well as help you fill out the necessary forms. A mortgage broker can take you through the steps of the home loan refinance process. Additionally, a home loan refinance mortgage broker can help you determine the kinds of terms that work best for you. He or she can help you look for good interest rates, as well as loans with lower closing costs and loans with a term-length that is acceptable to you.

Finding a Mortgage Broker

Most places have a mortgage broker nearby who can help you with your house loan refinance. You tin usually locate them in the phone book under “brokers” or “real estate.” When looking for a house loan refinance mortgage broker, you desire to make sure that you are comfortable with him or her, and you should look for someone who takes the clock to understand your situation. When your mortgage broker better understands you, you can get a better refinance home loan.

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IBISWorld Market Research

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) April 15, 2012

The US Credit Bureaus and Credit Rating Agencies industry manages information for hundreds of millions of consumers and businesses. The industry is responsible for mitigating risk, regulating activity and standardizing information for clients, including investors, credit issuers, investment banks, broker-dealers, governments and consumers. The industry is categorized into two groups: credit bureaus and credit rating agencies (CRAs). Credit bureaus help lenders assess the creditworthiness of prospective customers by collecting information on consumer borrowing and repayment histories. In contrast, CRAs are in the business of evaluating risk and assigning ratings to various credit issuers and debt instruments.
Before the subprime crisis, revenue for the Credit Bureaus and Rating Agencies industry surged due to weak lending standards and low interest rates. During this period, consumers funding spending through credit card debt, bonding financing and home equity loans. Industry growth reversed quickly in late 2007, when the subprime mortgage crisis erupted. As credit marketed freezing, lending standards increased and the United States spiraled into a recession. In turn, the demand for credit rating serviced declined as investors lost their appetite for debt instruments. According to IBISWorld industry analyst Eben Jose, the demand for consumer credit reports also faltered because higher lending standards decimated the volume of credit applications. In 2010, this sheered began to reverse as lending standards softened and the economy returned to growth. Growth accelerated in 2011, with industry revenue growing 8.3%. Revenue is expected to proceeding growing at a high ranking, increasing an estimated 13.4% to $ 10.5 billion in 2012. As a result, industry revenue is expected to increase at a mean annual rate of 3.0% in the five years to 2012.
The US Credit Bureaus and Rating Agencies industry is moderately concentrated. The top players include Experian Group, Equifax Inc., Moody’s Corporation, The McGraw-Hill Companies Inc. and Trans union LLC. Credit bureaus and CRAs benefit from economies of scale and high barriers to entry. Larger CRAs also tend to have strong brand recognition, which is important in a reputation-based industry. Credit bureaus also benefit from government regulations, such as the FACT Act, which allows consumers to request and obtain a free credit report once every twelve months from each of the three nationwide consumer credit reporting companies (i.e. Experian, Equifax and TransUnion). This arrangement has supported growth because companies are allowed to offer additional products and services to individuals who request free credit reports. Industry growth is expected to pick up speed over the next five years as the economic recovery turns the corner. The financial sector is expected to stabilize, and banks are expected to lower their lending standards, says Jose. The national unemployment rate is also projected to decrease. As a result, businesses and consumers will increase lending activity, which will increase demand for credit reports and rating services. In the five years to 2017, industry revenue is projected to increase. Profit margins are also expected to increase over the period due to the development of new technology and automation of services, which will improve productivity and increase product offerings. For more information, visit IBISWorld’s Credit Bureaus and Rating Agencies report in the US industry page.

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This industry comprises firms that provide information, opinions and ratings on the creditworthiness of particular companies, individuals, securities or financial obligations. The industry can be divided into two primary groups: credit bureaus and credit rating agencies (CRAs). Credit bureaus provide services related to consumer information, while CRAs generally focus on businesses, governments, securities and the financial markets.

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