Medical Office Feasibility Study in the Tulsa, OK Metro Area

Physician offices in Tulsa

Two ranks place Tulsa: 3 of 39 for medical office (physicians) on Tulsa's own class list, and 40 of 488 for the area itself. From FY2017 through FY2026, 35 loans were approved for $14.5 million. Set beside the national mix, Tulsa yields 1.71x: medical office (physicians) loans take a bigger share there. Nothing in the cell is labelled distinctive.

Every one of the 35 loans is 7(a), and 504 shows no loans at all. The median is $247,500, or 0.72x the national figure for physician offices, and $117,200 marks the lower quartile and $425,000 the upper. The franchise share is 0.00%. An applicant should note that the 7(a) program carries the entire local record. Tulsa: the totals count merely SBA-recorded medical office (physicians) loans, so a study in Tulsa should use them as just one input for medical office (physicians).

The holder and the printed years

Holder of 10 7(a) loans worth $2.4 million: Arvest Bank. These are pictures of holdings, not a rating of the lenders. Rows appear for two years: 5 loans worth $1.7 million in FY2018, and FY2022 at 5 loans and $3.0 million. Loan Analytics does not print Tulsa's both outcome rates given that the Tulsa FY2017 to FY2021 set of loans contains under 30 loans, so in Tulsa Loan Analytics' own rule bites. A withheld rate in Tulsa does not mean none.

For a Tulsa medical office, the work is to estimate patient volume for the specialty, the exam rooms the suite can use, and the months a new practice requires before its schedule is full. The payment test should use a loan near $247,500 and a sluggish-referral case, and a purchased building needs a value of its own apart from the practice. The federal county grouping defines Tulsa; and loans from counties Tulsa fails to match stay excluded from the totals.

Tulsa: how the figures read

A lender can see a class that stands high on the local list, with every loan under one program and no franchise brand, so the precedent set is narrow and uniform. A sponsor should expect a request to be compared with the median and Tulsa's middle band, and should explain any departure from them. The page prints merely two years and no lender beyond one holder, so it cannot show a trend or a spread of institutions.