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John D.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • La Quinta, CA
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Prevailing rate: CA investment property, cash-out refi

John D.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • La Quinta, CA
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I am looking to do a cash-out refi on a SFR investment property in Nevada City CA. Loan amount is $172k (80% LTV). My credit is 700. Plenty of income very little debt. I have <5 real estate loans. What's the prevailing rate on this with no points/extra fees? I am getting quoted 4.875% which feels high in this environment....not sure if I should bother shopping this rate or not.  I am guessing it will be originated through flagstar, that's where they sent the original loan.

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    Joe Impagliazzo
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    Joe Impagliazzo
    • Real Estate Lender
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    @John D. 

    all of those rates are in the right range depending on the day.  Your talking about a difference of around $13/per 0.125%.  Not worth killing yourself shopping everywhere and having your credit pulled.

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