Hey everyone, I see that rates are really low lately. I have an investment property currently at 4.5%. I am seeing rates as low as in the 2s. Are rates this low for investment properties too or is this just for owner occupied? If so does anyone hVe a “go to” lender they can recommend? Thanks everyone!
Rental Property Investor · Boston, MA · Member since 2019 · 124 posts · 121 votes
5y
I closed on a cash out refi on one of my SFH investment properties in MA last week, no points, 75% LTV with a 30 year fixed 3.375% rate, locked the rate 1.5 months prior to closing. My rate prior to refi was 4.375% so it was a win-win to lower my monthly payment and pull some cash out
Rental Property Investor · Depends on where my employer sends me · Member since 2018 · 171 posts · 142 votes
5y
@Eric Johnson you are correct sir. I looked at refinancing my duplex and I would get only about $70/month more in cash flow and I wouldn’t recoup the cost if my loan for another 5 years. Not worth it for me
Castro Valley, CA · Member since 2015 · 14 posts · 6 votes
5y
@Nicholas Hamel
Currently re-financing our current home. He’s currently servicing CA primary and investment properties. Rates have gone up a bit since summer. Sung Joan at Loandepot.com
Realtor · Lake Stevens, WA · Member since 2018 · 122 posts · 91 votes
5y
I just got in at 3.5% with 1/2 a point on a non-owner occupied fourplex in Kansas City. I was paying 5% previously and refinancing was easily worth it as I'd recover the costs within 11 months. I would recommend reaching out to local banks especially ones advertising their lending services. Even dropping 1% should have a recovery of cost within the next 1-2 years, so it's worth it if you plan to hold.
Lender · Jersey City, NJ · Member since 2020 · 39 posts · 12 votes
5y
Hi Nicholas, I am licensed lender and broker in NJ, I have a few investment property loans in the works and they are pulling between 3.25% and 3.5%, no points paid. Of course each scenario has different components, if you want to chat or have me run your scenario to get an estimate, just let me know. -Christene
Rental Property Investor · Princeton, NJ · Member since 2019 · 3 posts · 0 votes
5y
@Bradley Padula thanks for sharing your experience and congrats on locking in a great rate on your refi! May I ask whether you took out this loan under your name vs. under an LLC? I imagine it's personal loan to get such a great rate, but figured I would ask.
Paramus, NJ · Member since 2015 · 11 posts · 1 vote
5y
Definitely possible to get into the 2's depending on your situation - generally speaking most investors wouldn't fall into this bucket - but it's doable.