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Eric Fernandez
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Competitive DSCR Loan terms

Eric Fernandez
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hey everyone! I'm looking to close on a house in Birmingham, AL using a DSCR loan. I just got the terms from the lender and they're absolutely atrocious. Now with that said I totally understand that sub $100k DSCR loans typically come with really bad terms, but this just feels straight up abusive. Anybody know a lender who can compete with this? 

My biggest issue is the $8100 closing costs, that just feels like highway robbery to me. The interest rate isn't great either, but I could potentially swallow that and refinance at a lower rate down the line. PP is $75,000.

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Chris Seveney
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Chris Seveney
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4 points is sometimes steep but the  low loan value is thenissue

note that - it's really 4700 fees for closing as the rest are prepaids etc. 

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