What the numbers are telling you.
- Points are percentages of the original principal in this model.
- Interest-only payments leave principal outstanding.
- Whole-period cost divided by net cash is not APR.
HOUSTON COMMERCIAL DEBT DESK
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Put monthly interest, origination points, exit charges and net cash received into one loan-cost picture.
YOUR DECISION, IN NUMBERS
METHOD 2026-10-23.3Whole-period cost is not APR or annualized yield. Draws, retained/capitalized interest, amortization, extension/default charges, taxes and unentered legal costs are excluded. Rates are scenarios, not lender offers.
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One assumption changes; everything else stays the same. This is a stress scenario, not a forecast.
Points, other fees, exit charges and the holding period can outweigh a lower headline interest rate. Compare the same cash flows and period.
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YOUR COMPARISON TABLE
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OPEN METHODS / BETTER QUESTIONS
Simple monthly interest on fully advanced principal; entry and exit percentages use original principal. Entry and other fees reduce net advance. Principal remains due at exit.
Whole-period cost is not APR or annualized yield. Draws, retained/capitalized interest, amortization, extension/default charges, taxes and unentered legal costs are excluded. Rates are scenarios, not lender offers.
Use actual property documents, matching lender estimates and qualified advice where needed. No calculator, API or MCP tool here issues an approval or guarantees a rate.
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