What types of multifamily properties qualify for financing?

Financing is available for stabilized assets, value-add properties, transitional assets, and construction-to-perm multifamily projects.

How are multifamily loans typically structured?

Multifamily loans can be structured through agency, LifeCo, bank, CMBS-like, or bridge programs depending on leverage, cash flow, and business plan.

BORROWER / ENTITY NAME

CONTACT NAME & TITLE

EMAIL — security enhanced ("AT" symbol masked)

PHONE NUMBER

ENTITY TYPE

STATE OF FORMATION

SPONSOR EXPERIENCE SUMMARY

PROPERTY ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, STATE)

PROPERTY TYPE

YEAR BUILT

YEAR RENOVATED

SQUARE FOOTAGE

CURRENT OCCUPANCY

PROJECT SUMMARY

PURPOSE OF LOAN

REQUESTED LOAN AMOUNT

PURCHASE PRICE or MARKET VALUE

EXISTING DEBT (IF REFINANCE)

ESTIMATED STABILIZED VALUE

REQUESTED LOAN TERM

TARGETED CLOSING TIMELINE

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ANNUAL GROSS REVENUE

YEAR TO DATE GROSS REVENUE

EXIT STRATEGY

PREFERRED LEVERAGE (LTV)

PRIMARY FINANCING OBJECTIVES

CONSENT AUTHORIZATION

I authorize Cornovus Capital to review the information provided and contact me regarding available financing options.”

REFERRAL SOURCE

Loan Size	$2MM – $100MM+ depending on market, business plan, and capital source
Leverage	Up to 75–80% for stabilized assets; 65–70% for value-add depending on DSCR
DSCR	1.20x – 1.35x+ depending on execution and market dynamics
Amortization	25–30 years; interest-only available in select programs
Term	5–30 years across agency, LifeCo, bank, and CMBS-like structures
Recourse	Full, partial, or non-recourse depending on capital source and business plan
Rates	Agency and LifeCo pricing often below bank and bridge alternatives; spreads tied to Treasuries
Closing Timeline	45–75 days depending on diligence, capital source, and asset condition

Multifamily financing solutions for stabilized, value-add, and transitional apartment properties across national markets.