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Brenden M.
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Lender is charging a higher FHA rate because it's a multi-family?

Brenden M.
  • Knoxville, TN
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Hi all. I am in the process of purchasing a triplex with an FHA loan. I started shopping around with a few different lenders on Friday, but only one has gotten back to me with concrete numbers after I submitted a loan app. She quoted the interest at 3.625% for 30-yr fixed. I was expecting the interest rate to be lower than a conventional rate - not higher. Am I mistaken here? When I asked her about it, she mentioned that the rate is higher specifically because it "will be an income-producing property."

As I mentioned, I am shopping around and will be following up with other lenders tomorrow to make sure I am getting the best option regardless. But should I be expecting the rate to be higher than conventional??

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Russell Brazil
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  • Washington, D.C.
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Russell Brazil
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Multifamily has a pricing adjustment upwards verse single family. 

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