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Josef Torkelsen
  • Aliso Viejo, CA
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15 yr fixed versus 10/25 ARM

Josef Torkelsen
  • Aliso Viejo, CA
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Appreciate some BiggerPockets Community advice on which loan is better for our multifamily apartment complex.  We are young real estate investors and will be seeking to expand our real estate portfolio in the future:

15 yr fixed 3.75% down-payment 20%

25 yr amortized 10 yr fixed at 4% auto adjusting every 5 years down-payment 25% (no ceiling, no limits on amount of change)

Property Cap Rate: 8.7%

Cash on Cash for 15 Year: 13.4%

Cash on Cash for 25 Year: 5.9%

The different of the monthly mortgage payment is about $1100 a month.

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  • Omaha, NE
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Account Closed
  • Omaha, NE
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@Daniel Mohnkern  couldnt of put it better. dead on correct.

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