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Advice about discount points at closing

Ryan Brooks
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I’m being charged 2.85% for discount points at closing on a secondary/vacation home mortgage. Seems a bit high. Can someone please advise?

I live in the northeast but I’m purchasing in SC where taxes are considerably lower, so I assumed closing costs would be less, but they’re turning out to be about the same with this fee!

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Eric Hobbs
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Eric Hobbs
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@Ryan Brooks


Mortgage Broker here. Points on traditional investment property financing i.e. Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac loans now have an imposed fee (pricing) which makes these loans a lot more expensive. So, in short yes these types of loans do not come with 0 points anymore. Effective in April 2022, but it was priced into the market a little before. A primary residence loan does not have this as standard.

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