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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Thoughts on lender offer
5% for 30YR on a cash out refi with a 690 Credit score..
Is this typically this high for an investment property? My current rate is 5.25% @ 15 yrs...
Any ideas or suggestions is welcome
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@Abhilash Joseph It doesn't sound like you got a bad deal at all. Assuming this is a typical Fannie Mae loan, you're paying a bit of a premium in the rate for investment property, cash out, and 30-year fixed and your credit score. If you've talked with a few other lenders and haven't gotten anything radically better, you're probably getting a reasonably good deal.