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Commercial modifications?

The landlord for my business bought at the height of the market on an adjustable mortgage. Does anyone have any insight on how he could go about getting modified? Same old story with commercial properties? Are commercial properties dropping in value as fast as residential?


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Re: Commercial modifications?

That is something that they would need to ask if the lender is doing as we wouldn't have that information available here on this forum.
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Re: Commercial modifications?

Thanks ***. Maybe someone else can shed some light on this in the Investor Forum.
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Re: Commercial modifications?

Have no light to shed. But... would imagine the same rules apply as for residential mortgages. Present to the lender the two options of modification or walking away from the property.

Depends on the lender and any investor. If it's an ARM he should check out his loan docs for possible violations.
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