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Michael Tan
  • Redwood City, CA
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0.625% Interest Rate Increase -- Is this normal and expected?

Michael Tan
  • Redwood City, CA
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I have been working with a lender who gave me a 30-year fixed rate quote of 5.35% for an investment duplex (through Freddie). I actually signed an initial set of disclosure docs to agree to this rate for a duplex that I'm closing on.

The lender reached out to me with new documents today stating that there is a change in loan terms. He explained that they ran the initial numbers assuming that the property was a 1 unit investment property, and that the new rate for a duplex will be 5.875%.

I have a hard time believing this is the best rate I can get.

My question for those investors that are more experienced with long term multifamily rentals: is this sort of rate expected? How would you advise I proceed now? There is still time to shop around before closing -- I've already contacted some of the other lenders I work with to try and get a rate from them, but am skeptical that a similar situation might arise (they promise one rate, switch to another prior to closing).

Relevant info: loan amount is for $51,750 (with 25% down). Middle credit is 723.

Thanks!

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