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Yvonne K.
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1st time rental home buyer

Yvonne K.
  • Lake View, NY
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Hi Everyone!

I am looking at putting in an offer for my 1st rental home. It has 2 large units with 4 bedrooms in each unit. 

It is 85,000, taxes are super low. Rents are $700 in each unit currently. 

Does anyone have a referral for financing? I have been pre-qualified by 1st Priority , for conventional fixed. The interest rate is 4.6 with 25% down, 30 years.  Is this a decent deal? I am brand new to this so looking for any advice at all from experienced investors. 

Which other banks should I call? Or should I go with a broker?

Also, asking price is $85,000, so I may get it cheaper. 

Thank you in advance !! Yvonne in Buffalo

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