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The Multifamily Wealth Podcast

#231: Dissecting The Current Debt Environment, Working With Local/Regional Banks, and How To Be A Great Borrower with Pat Brady

May 7, 2024
Mortgage broker Pat Brady shares insights on current debt environment and working with local/regional banks. He discusses the importance of being a great borrower, New England's lack of distress in multifamily sector, and tips for navigating the lending landscape. Topics include changes in lending market, cap rate shifts, deposit requirements, and understanding real estate financing challenges.
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  • Effort, track record, and liquidity positions are essential for securing financing with banks.
  • Selecting a knowledgeable debt broker who communicates effectively enhances deal success.

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Strong Relationships and Track Record are Key in Getting Deals Financed

Effort, track record, strong relationships, and liquidity positions are crucial in getting deals financed with banks. Maintaining professionalism, underpromising and overdelivering, managing expectations, and finding a co-GP if necessary can significantly enhance the process of working with mortgage brokers or banks in securing financing.

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