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Brad Swaney
  • Investor
  • Lima, OH
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Recent Mortgage question

Brad Swaney
  • Investor
  • Lima, OH
Posted

I recently purchased a condo for $32,500.  This is a condo I am renting out.   Bank asked for 20% down plus fee's.   Rate is 6% for 5 years then adjustable after that on a 20 year loan.    Just wondering if this is normal rates currently?    Also do you always half to put 20% down?   Other question I am thinking of paying off within the 5 years.  Is paying off loan quickly a bad idea?  

I am new to getting financing on properties as my other 2 properties I was lucky where the seller let me do payments to them directly on short 5 year loans at very reasonable interest rates.  

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