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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Buy Down Interest Rate or Larger Down Payment
Hey BP,
Question is mainly in the title. Should the interest rate be bought down or is a larger down payment the better option to make rental numbers look better? My initial thought is larger down payment and I can always refinance when rates come down. Maybe it’s situational? Thoughts?
Thanks!!
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@Tim Kaminski
It’s just a question of, will rates be lower than your current rate sometime in the next 5 years