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Jared Smith
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Scottsdale AZ & Cleveland, OH
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Buying Real Estate in Arizona? Know your financing!

Jared Smith
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Scottsdale AZ & Cleveland, OH
Posted

Arizona's housing boom continues to appreciate faster than the national averages. If you are thinking about buying in Arizona, the interest rates have not been any more favorable. For Example: If you have an +800 Credit Score and looking for a conforming conventional loan with 3% down only, the loan amount can be up to $484,350.00 which is very attractive at a 3.875% interest rate fixed at 30 years. 

The benefit of this loan product is at 20% equity, PMI goes away. If you do a 3.5% FHA loan the PMI stays.

Also for a JUMBO Loan for any loan amount at $484,351.00 or higher, it requires a 10% down payment but NO PMI!

With interest rates going even lower, the purchasing power goes up along with property values. Arizona continues to be a safe haven for many investors escaping California and I am already in the process of buying another property myself!

Please reach out for any questions or free advice on the Arizona Market!

-Jared

  • Jared Smith