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Michael Zack
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Offer accepted...is this good financing?

Michael Zack
  • Investor
  • Quincy, MA
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How do I evaluate whether this is good financing or not? Are rates different for multi families? I thought rates on 30 year fixed right now were around 4.0%... With 20% down $108,000 down payment; add in closing costs $3965 (Two Family) and prepaids $5268; total funds needed is$117,223 (includes first year ins premium). With 20% down we can get 4.25% 30 fixed $432,000 at 4.25% PMT is $2125.18 RE Tax $350 Home insurance $175 PMT $2650.18 monthly (PITI)

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Jeff Dulla
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Jeff Dulla
  • Lender
  • Western Springs, IL
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@Michael Zack Very familiar with 10/1 ARMs. I have one on my primary residence. That spread isn't all that big between the 30 Year and the 10/1 ARM. If the point is the hold this property long term, I would think you need to go 30 Year Fixed all day.

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