Brent McLean

Brent McLean Eugene Commercial Real Estate BrokerCommercial Real Estate Broker

541-913-1031 Cell
541-434-1031 Fax

Email: mclean1031@aol.com

Brent was first licensed 30 years ago. He placed his license in an inactive status for about 25 years and then reactivated it in 2001, when he joined Pacwest Commercial Real Estate, Inc.

Masonry Contractor:
Brent’s primary focus for the past 30 years has been as a building contractor for larger concrete block buildings in the state of Oregon.

Bringing Value To The Team:
Brent brings very valuable construction expertise to the Pacwest Real Estate Investments team. He also adds about 285 pounds to the overall size of that group.

Consider Building Your Exchange Replacement Property
Having trouble finding just the right exchange replacement property?

Consider building a new building using an Improvement Exchange or a Reverse Improvement Exchange….

Brent can act as the real estate broker to buy the best site, then act as the building contractor to coordinate that extremely time sensitive transaction. He has assembled what he feels is the best Design Team of Professionals for commercial and industrial projects from start to finish.

Both types of Improvement Exchanges requires more intricate planning and more time to complete than the typical tax deferred exchange. Contact Brent as soon as possible.

The benefits are huge, but time is the enemy in this type of transaction.

It is not easy, but this isn’t our first rodeo!

To contact Brent with questions or to receive more information on how to define your goals and put together your investment game plan:

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    Debt Coverage Ratio
    Debt coverage ratio measures the property’s ability to cover the monthly debt load from the cash generated from the property. Lenders use this formula to determine if the property will generate enough cash to cover the loan amount requested plus the other monthly rental expenses (property manager fee, water, sewer, etc).

    A debt coverage ratio of less than 1 means there is not enough cash flow to pay back a mortgage loan. Most lenders are looking for a coverage of 1.35 which means the property will need to generate 1.35 or (35% more) in cash above and beyond what is required to pay the monthly mortgage payment.

    Call us today at (541) 686-8246 for a list of lenders who can provide you more information on current debt coverage ratios. Don’t rely on the internet for something as important as your financing needs for your commercial properties.”