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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Newbie unsure what I should be looking at
Hi Everyone,
Starting to take action on getting my second property. Did reach out to a local credit union on getting a loan. They've reached out to me on an estimate, but not sure what I should be looking at to see if I should proceed. I provided the sale price being around 130,000 and she was able to provide LTV at 95%, term being 30 yrs and Rate at 4% and they currently have a promotion that they'll pay up to $2,500 of closing cost. Should I be shopping around for different rates or is this something I really don't have to worry about, since we want to get seller to pay as much of closing and any other fees as possible? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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@Frank Contreras the terms you received seem normal. I would still have them give you a "Closing Cost Worksheet" showing what fees they are paying for. If they charge you $10k....but pay for $2500...well, that's not a good deal. But the rate and the down payment are both standard. Hope this helps!