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Bernadeau C.
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10-15 year interest only mortgage products?

Bernadeau C.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Orlando, FL
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Does anyone know any good 7-10-15 year interest only mortgage products for buy and hold investors? would love any feedback or experience if you have used those before.

Thank you

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    If you are a buy & hold investor, why use any of those products?  You maximize your profits by keeping your money working hard.  Paying down your principal quickly makes your money lazy and hurts your total profitability.

    I'd use 100 year loans, if they were offered.  

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