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Updated almost 2 years ago,

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Steven Barr
  • Atlanta, GA
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Is this loan too expensive?

Steven Barr
  • Atlanta, GA
Posted

I just purchased an investment property for $91,250 with 20% down on a FNMA backed loan at 7.625% interest and was charged the following:

3.909% loan origination: $2,854

Appraisal management fee: $85

Processing Fees: $800

Underwriting Fees: $850 

Appraisal Fee: $525

Credit Report: $120

Final Inspection: $150 

Total Lender Closing Costs: $5,384 

**this seems absurdly high on a $73,000 loan. That comes out to 7.37% (and we haven't included attorneys fees in this)

Is this what I should be expecting to pay on these type of loans, or do I need to find a new lender?

Thanks BP!

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