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Jill Haselman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Delray Beach, FL
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Advice on Term Sheet? Cash Out Refi on a 4-Unit

Jill Haselman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Delray Beach, FL
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Doing a cash-out refi on a 4-Unit that has completed a gut renovation. I'm working with a mortgage broker that I very much like working with, but these terms strike me mediocre at best. I have a strong track record, great credit, funded the rehab personally, and I'm showing >1.2x DSCR. It's adjustable, but only UP? Prepayment penalty?

Thoughts?

Terms:  

Loan Request: A new first lien in the amount of $647,500
Property Type: 2-4 Unit Investment
Term: 360 Month Term & Amortization
Fixed Rate Period: 3 years
Adjustable Rate Period: 27 years
Interest Rate: 7.740% during the Fixed Rate Period, adjustable after the Fixed Rate Period
Adjustable Interest Rate: WSJ Prime (index) + 5.00% (margin) during the Adjustable Rate Period
Rate Adjustment Caps: Maximum 2.00% on the first rate adjustment, 1.00% every 6 months thereafter
Lifetime Limits: The Interest Rate during the Adjustable Rate Period will never be below 7.74% or above 13.74%
Prepayment Penalty: Equal to 3.00% of the amount paid in full during the first 3 year(s) of the loan
Rate Buydown: None
Prepay Buydown: None
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