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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

What rates are you getting on SFH rental properties?
Hello Everyone,
Apologies if I am posting this in the wrong area of the forum.
I am trying to find out what rates and terms lenders are offering on fixed rate rental properties (non-owner occupied) in your area.
Mostly, my local credit unions are not willing to take the interest rate risk and are offering mostly ARMs out to 5 or 7 years with 20 or 25 yr amort periods. Some of the nationwide investor programs (asset avenue etc) I am seeing 30 year amort, fixed, in the mid to high 6s.
Ideally, I am looking for 20-25% down, with a high 4s low 5s rate, with no seasoning period. What are you all finding?
Thanks
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From what you show, it appears that you are being offered a Commercial Loan, ask for a Consumer or Residential Loan.