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Marty Summers
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Rude awakening with Financing a rental?

Marty Summers
  • Bradenton, FL
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All,

For some dumb reason I thought I could by an investment property with great credit and 20% down to secure a 30 year term.  I was told by our Credit union that the max term they will loan is 15 years.  

Is that true for all of you guys and gals?  I obviously want the lowest payment but the banks want to put the noose around you with this stuff.

Any advice is appreciated!!  What do you all do?

-Marty

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Chris Mason
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Originally posted by @Marty Summers:

All,

For some dumb reason I thought I could by an investment property with great credit and 20% down to secure a 30 year term.  I was told by our Credit union that the max term they will loan is 15 years.  

Is that true for all of you guys and gals?  I obviously want the lowest payment but the banks want to put the noose around you with this stuff.

Any advice is appreciated!!  What do you all do?

-Marty

Keep making phone calls, 30YF on an investment property SFR with 20% down isn't anything special. Your credit union isn't REI-friendly, no biggie, move onto someone who is. Anyone know any lenders in Indiana they can tag?

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