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Sarah West
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Question re which way to finance

Sarah West
  • Manama, Bahrain
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Hello, 

Quick question. I have found a property with a tenant who has just signed a lease for another year.

What sort of financing would you go for? We are just about to close on our primary residence in the Keys, and I do not want to affect that, we should close in about 30 days. This property is great, and I do not want to miss out on it. I have the 20% down for an investment deposit, and it's listed at 55K. I just do not want to mess with our primary home, and we really do need that one :0)

If I have missed anything, let me know, I'm a bit blurry after reading the forum for a few hours. It kind of gets addictive in here!

Many thanks for any help

Sarah

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Jerry Padilla
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  • Rochester, NY
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Jerry Padilla
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@Sarah West

You can have multiple loans going through, but the other pending mortgage payments  will count against you. 

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