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Updated about 9 years ago,

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Chad S.
  • Email Marketer
  • Chicago, IL
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How does our loan quote look?

Chad S.
  • Email Marketer
  • Chicago, IL
Posted

My wife and I are looking to invest in a multifamily building on the north side of Chicago. We'll go from renting, to being landlords in an owner-occupied 3 unit building. Our real estate agent recommended someone at Guaranteed Rate for the loan approval. We met with him today and found out that we can get a 5% down conventional loan which is nice, because we thought we would have to go FHA. It was a lot to take in and we're not sure how great the overall loan terms sound. We can probably do about $40,000 for a down payment, and could qualify for around $650k this was just an example they gave.

Loan Program Quote

  • 5% Down
  • $500,000 purchase price (example)
  • $25,000 down
  • Interest Rate 4%
  • APR: 4.360%
  • Product: Agency Conforming FHLMC 30yr fixed Home Possible AMI > 80%

Example Monthly Breakdown

  • Principal & Interest: $2,267
  • Insurance: $150
  • Taxes: $677
  • Mortgage Insurance: $170
  • Total: $3265

Other

  • Lender Fees: $1,190
  • Appraisal Fees $450
  • Prepaid Interest: $780
  • 1yr insurance premium: $1,800
  • Insurance Escrow Reserves: $300
  • Tax escrow reserves: $4,602
  • Title Fees: $1,000
  • Owner's Title Insurance: $2,000
  • Lender's Title Insurance: $1,500
  • Transfer Taxes: $3,750
  • Recording Fees: $168
  • Total: $17,000 (according to the broker we'll get about $10,000 of that back in the first year)

Do we need a second opinion or do these numbers sound fair? Curious if anyone has any input.

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