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Note & Amortization Newbie Question
Newbie question!
I just spoke with a bank about some financing I'm looking for. Understand that I am brand new at this. The loan guy told me their terms were a "20% down, with a 5 year note and 15 year amortization".
1) What does that even mean? Yes, I've Googled - but I couldn't find anything cut and dry.
2) Are those good terms?
I'm looking at financing a $350k property with 20% down, so a $280k loan. What would the numbers be on that? I can handle the amortization easily, but I just don't understand the "5 year note" part of this.
Thank you!