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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Interest rate comparison
Hello everyone. I'm purchasing a medical office building and the lender is offering me 2 loan options. 4.25% fixed for 5 years, or 4.75% fixed for 7 years. How high would interest rates have to be in five years to justify paying an extra .50% in the first five years?
Thanks for your help.