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Joel Custodio
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Down payment

Joel Custodio
  • Realtor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Are you better off borrowing against your 401k or using a bank for a down payment on home?

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Chris Vail
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Chris Vail
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I forgot to mention that there are generally 2 types of loans you can do out of your 401k short term which is less than 5 years payback I believe and long term I forget what the time frame is on these (20-30 years?)

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