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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Triplex higher interest rate?
Hello!
My wife and I are nearly ready to buy our first house. We are speaking to a lender in VT that is wanting a 3.8% interest rate after we put 25% down. Our credit scores are in the high 775+ range, with 5 years of consistent work experience.
Is this higher rate due to having a triplex?
Thank you!
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Yes. Multi family pricing is different than single family.