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How in efficient way to buy a second property

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Hi everyone,

A question from a very newbie...

My friend is looking to buy a second property in Nashville, TN area. First more expensive property for personal use was bought 2.5 month ago with low downpayment and low interest rate. Now she is ready to buy a second property and someone told her that it would be an investment property with 25% and higher interest rate because this property is less than 100 miles away from personal residence. Does it always work like that?

I thought that you can acquire a few properties with 20% and interest rate as low as you buy a real estate property for personal use. 

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Sean McDonnell
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Surf City, NC
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Sean McDonnell
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  • Surf City, NC
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@Sergey Mikhaylyuk

Each bank/lender will have different rules and requirements. I recommend reaching out to several local banks in that area to see what lending terms they can provide. After a little leg work, I found a local bank here in NC that offers investment property loans for 15% down. The interest rates are higher than normal but with the right properties, the numbers still work great. I’m sure your friend can find lenders that will give her better rates and lower down payments. Good luck!

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