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Post: First time buyer with 80k cash budget. Portfolio loan or no?

- Financial Advisor
- Fort Wayne, IN
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@Jaysen Medhurst thank you for your input! It is definitely on my radar much more seriously than before. I have to keep digging and crunching numbers to see how it all adds up. I had been getting info on homes that were 20-35k and renting around $700/mo hence the desire for portfolio loan to be able to buy a bunch of them (if supply allows). But given the terms (and more leg work will yield additional options) I might have to look at what a higher dollar home might get me and go for higher quality over quantity.
Your thoughts?
Post: First time buyer with 80k cash budget. Portfolio loan or no?

- Financial Advisor
- Fort Wayne, IN
- Posts 4
- Votes 2
Hi @Kelly Skeval thanks for the response! I have a list of 5-6 places to call now. A little extra leg work is hopefully going to add up to a lot of savings and added value to my plan!
Post: First time buyer with 80k cash budget. Portfolio loan or no?

- Financial Advisor
- Fort Wayne, IN
- Posts 4
- Votes 2
@Soh Tanaka
It would diversify my risk in purchasing multiple properties in a portfolio as opposed to a single property. Seems like a smart thing to do at this point in time given uncertainty of job market for so many people.
Your thoughts?
Post: First time buyer with 80k cash budget. Portfolio loan or no?

- Financial Advisor
- Fort Wayne, IN
- Posts 4
- Votes 2
Talked with local lender recommended by my broker. Preliminary chat he shared the following numbers:
30% down required
5-6% 7 year fixed then adjustable
Not sure if I should try sticking with initial plan of a portfolio loan (to diversify risk in multiple properties)
Or
Do conventional mortgage for 20% down and lower interest rate