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Updated almost 3 years ago on . Most recent reply
Non QM DSCR loan rates
Hello,
I hope someone can help me with this question! I am closing on a duplex in Wisconsin and the mortgage broker that I am working with, told me that the rate for a 30 year non QM would be at 7.125% does that seem high or should I shop around to find a better rate.
thank you for your answers
Most Popular Reply

Quote from @David Garner:
I just got quoted 7.25% as a foreign national on 70% LTV refi. One would hope a US National with decent credit and 25% down might get a significantly better rate than me.
You should really shop around on that. Foreign National should only add 0.125-0.375% to the standard rate pricing. Some lenders "work with" foreign nationals while others specialize in Foreign National programs.
Cheers!
- Nick Belsky
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