Do you know of a lender with good rate and terms. I am purchasing a couple duplexes, and I am looking for long term financing along with a competitive rate. Do you, guys, know of a company that I can work with?
I'd suggest having conversations with a few different, reputable, recommended, lenders to see which has the product and programs that best fit your needs and investment goals.
Do you know of a lender with good rate and terms. I am purchasing a couple duplexes, and I am looking for long term financing along with a competitive rate. Do you, guys, know of a company that I can work with?
Thanks,
Joel Barjon
There are many lenders/brokers but not many GOOD ones lol. Instead I will give you some tips before you get burned in the end:
1. Don't just look at the terms. Look at who the terms are coming from.
2. Look for the lender's reviews, closings, licensing, etc...
3. Be realistic with what to expect. (I mean this comes with experience, but if you know if high 5 to 6% is the going rate on a primary residence loan, don't expect any lower on a non-owner occupied loan)
4. Be very thorough with how you present your scenario. Just about any LO will throw out a nice term sheet to get you in the door. Few can close on their promise. Don't hold back on any valuable information, as you will risk losing your EMD or getting a sour taste in the end.
Do you know of a lender with good rate and terms. I am purchasing a couple duplexes, and I am looking for long term financing along with a competitive rate. Do you, guys, know of a company that I can work with?
Thanks,
Joel Barjon
As many have said, many of us would be happy to review your scenario for pricing. Congrats on your portfolio expansion!
I’m a mortgage broker in Charlotte with very competitive rates and a wide array of loan options to choose from. If you want to have a chat about your personal scenario feel free to reach out
Would love to connect. I am a broker and have access to several lenders who compete for the best pricing, but the scenario is what determines this...
Been closing on 30yr Fixed, fully Amortized cash out refinances under 7% at par with 1 year prepayment penalties for nearly 2 months now. Treasury has moved up some so we were pricing 75LTV cash outs at just over 7% as of last week. No lender points and only about $1600 in UW fees. Reasonable credit, good cash flow, and 6 months reserves can get you pretty solid pricing on purchases as well. I've had a few 5yr PPP deals get down into the low 6's as well.