I am evaluating an investment into a clean fill recycling facility and one potential option on the table is to acquire the real estate and sign a lease agreement with an operator to run the facility. I have a feeling lenders may be cautious about lending for properties with a history of environmental use. If anyone with knowledge about this is willing to share their thoughts, that would be great
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The type of financing you would qualify for would differ depending on the ownership of the operating company. If you will own the operating company as well as the real estate, then you would qualify for owner-occupied commercial real estate financing. With conventional banks that would provide you with up to 80% financing and if you use one of the SBA loan programs, you could get up to 90% financing (unless the property is deemed special-use in which case it would be 85% financing). However, if you will just own the real estate as an investment property and it will be leased to a third party operator, then you would be looking at conventional investment real estate financing. Under that scenario you are likely looking at maximum 75% financing for the property purchase.
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