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Asher Carr
  • West Orange, NJ
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BALLOON FINANCING MY FIRST RENTAL- A RISK WITH A PLAN

Asher Carr
  • West Orange, NJ
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Hey everyone,

So i'm looking to close on my first rental property. I am looking to get funding from a private lender that does balloon financing, interest only payments at 6% for 5 years. I'm asking for a loan of $70,000. Though anything can happen, my tenants are looking to rent-to-own the property  and buy it within 3 years. 

I am concerned with the closing cost since I offered to cover almost all of it. With this loan, it comes with 2 points, 1% charge of loan for underwriting fees and $450 home inspection. I'm worried that I won't be able to cover closing cost, title insurance, etc. and I don't have much. What should I do? I know there has to be a way and I am looking to finalize things with the seller in the next week. Just want to make sure I can cover these closing fees. 

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