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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
A few questions regarding smaller mortgages
Hi BP,
After finding a great opportunity with my mentor, the realtor could not secure a loan for 40k, Meaning, her contacts did not bother calling me to get started. I want to leverage credit and buy multiple homes rather than buying one in cash.
My questions are as follows:
-Do I need to secure a loan in the state where i'm buying the property or can I work local?
-Would joining a smaller bank/credit union require that I 'use' this bank and transfer significant money to it for x months before applying for the loan?
-I would like to estimate on what such a loan would cost. The realtor mentioned it would be b or c grade if the loan is under 50k. What's the best way to get even a rough figure of the loan?
-If 40K mortgage is too 'small', what's the minimum price range I should be looking at for a decent interest rate?
This information would help me scope out properties with a plan. If it helps, I have virtually no debt and a 835+ FICO.