Cap rate or capitalization rate or just cap is the ratio of annual rental income of the property over the purchase price. This number is often shown on commercial property listings. Some investors prefer properties with the cap that is higher than the interest rate they pay for the loan. So 3 different listing brokers could display 3 different cap rates for the same property:
o The second broker may use the gross income of $90K and so the gross CAP rate is 9%.The returns of a commercial property investment come from 4 sources: appreciation, cash flow, i.e. cap rate, depreciation (tax writeoffs), and principal reduction from your mortgage payments. If you see a property with unusually high cap rate in California, e.g. more than 7%, you should ask yourself "what's wrong with this property?"
Is the property with highest cap the "best" property? Cap rate should be one of the various other factors you consider whether you should invest in a property. o Improve the property to attract more upscale tenants.
What Commercial Real Estate Investors Should Know About Cap Rate
;A tax loan consolidates the delinquent taxes, accrued penalties, interest, and any legal fees owned on the property into a loan with affordable monthly payments.
Q: What type of property will qualify for a Property Tax Funding loan?
You can also learn more about Texas property tax loans by contacting Property Tax Funding at or calling a loan officer at 877-776-7391.

(Commercial mortgage modification is a restructuring of your existing loan to make the payments more affordable.)Commercial mortgage defaults fall into one of two categories: 1) debt service default and 2) balloon payment default. 
Seasoning of ownership for commercial mortgage loans is similar to seasoning of funds, except this requirement involves the minimum time someone has owned a commercial property before they can refinance the property. In the case of Commercial 1031 Exchange properties, commercial borrowers should benefit from commercial mortgage loans for 1031 Exchange Refinancing without seasoning of ownership limitations , and there are a limited number of sources which do not impose ownership seasoning limitations on refinancing 1031 Exchange Properties.If a commercial mortgage borrower wants to consider 1031 Exchange refinancing and has recently completed the 1031 Exchange, they should seek out a lender without seasoning requirements or limitations. However, there are many technical issues surrounding a 1031 Exchange and 1031 refinancing that will require commercial borrowers to consult with a qualified 1031 Exchange advisor before proceeding with refinancing of commercial 1031 Exchange properties.