Subordination Loan

Subordination loan is another real estate mortgage financing alterative. For example, a person owns a $20,000 vacant lot suitable for building, and a builder wants to build an $80,000 building on the lot. The builder has only $10,000 cash and the largest construction loan available $80,000. If the builder can convince the seller to take $10,000 in cash and $10,000 later, he would have the $100,000 total. Note, however, that the lender making the $80,000 loan will want to be the 1st mortgage to protect its position in the event of foreclosure. The lot owner must be willing to take a subordinate position, in this case a 2nd mortgage. If the project is successful, the lot owner will receive $10,000 plus interest, either in cash after the building is built and sold or monthly payments. If the project goes into foreclosure, the lot seller can be paid only if the $80,000 1st mortgage claim is satisfied in full from the sale proceeds.

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