Dunkin' is the long-term tenant in a NNN (triple net lease) gas station property in the Northeast, with a lease that has been active for 8 years on an initial 20-year term.

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        "excerpt": "Not NE, but in the Midwest we last month purchased a former hibachi property for our Raising Canes ground lease development. $2M loan, 55% LTV, no prepayment, 1/2 point origination, 5.95 rate fixed for five on a 25 year am. Local credit union made the loan.",
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        "excerpt": "I’m seeing most of the market between 6.50%-7.25% depending on the term, prepay and recourse tolerance. What you’re really looking for is a broker to find that lender that hasn’t moved rates in lockstep with the market. Which may be a bank, credit union or one of my correspondent life companies.\n\n Source: am a commercial mortgage banker",
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        "excerpt": "At 3.8%, look VERY carefully at the cost of giving up your existing loan. on a $1.8M balance, every additional 1% in interest is roughly $18k a year before amortization. If you refinance at 6%, for example, that's about $40k more in annual interest than you're paying at 3.8% on the same balance.\n\n 10% rent increase adds $24.2k annually, so even that doesn't fully offset the higher interest expense",
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