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Vijaianand Thirunageswaram
  • Real Estate Broker/Owner & Property Manager
  • Sugar Land, TX
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FNME to help investors with long term financing, lower rates

Vijaianand Thirunageswaram
  • Real Estate Broker/Owner & Property Manager
  • Sugar Land, TX
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Recently, I came across news about FNME and FMAC planning to roll out long term financing options with lower rates to help our smaller investors. 

Fannie and Freddie have launched lending programs to allow owners of smaller portfolios to find financing with competitive, fixed interest rates and loan terms as long as 10 years. Prior to this, SFR investors often had to rely on bank loans with shorter loan terms with higher interest rates.

http://www.nreionline.com/single-family-housing/smaller-sfr-investors-will-benefit-agency-financing-new-acquisitions

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