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Financing with a loan under 100k
I have a duplex under contract at a great price. $112,500, with neighborhood comps at $145,000. Rent will be $1,850 total vs a 30yr PITI around $730.
Unfortunately, when I apply for financing, banks jack the rates for loans under $100k (after 25% down payment). Others have a cut off of $125k. The rate jumps from 5.5 to 5.875%
Any large/national lenders that don't do this? Other ideas? I can't borrow from community banks, bc my wife is a federal bank regulator.