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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Just got my first offer accepted!
Hey guys,
I literally just got my first offer accepted on my first investment property. So far I talked to my mortgage broker at where I bank, Navy Federal Credit Union and they are only offering 4.625% (no fees/points) with 25% down. I also applied with my friend's recommended lender and haven't heard back yet. I have the cash to buy the property all out, but I really want leverage because I don't want to consume all my cash on this deal and it juices the COCR.
Original Ask: $49k
Initial Offer: $40k
Their counter-offer: $44k
My counter-offer that was accepted $42k.
This is from an estate sale listed on MLS for a 3/1 SFH 865 sq. ft,1950
Rent after installing washer and dryer and re-painting interior will be about $950/mth
Anyone got any good mortgage broker recs?
Thanks,
Ray
Also one other question. I read and heard that you can buy your first 6 investment properties with 20% down and last 4 with 25% down via FM loans. Anyone know if that's true or not?
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@Ray Lai For that small of a loan amount I would say consider yourself lucky for finding a lender willing to make a $30K loan! The difference in payment for every 0.125% is about $2-3 per month on this loan amount, so shopping around is going to save you literally $25-35 per year. For something like this just go with whoever is offering the best service. 4.625% for that loan amount is right on point anyway, at least for a 30 year fixed. Your PI payment is going to be about $160!
Actually you're probably better off going with a 15 year and you should be able to get around a 4%. Again though, the difference in payment is still only $2 for every 1/8%.