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Michael P.
  • Homeowner
  • Shore, NJ
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Strategy for 3,5,7 yr loan term for Buy/Hold Investor

Michael P.
  • Homeowner
  • Shore, NJ
Posted

I'm seeing commercial loan terms for 3,5,7 maybe 10yrs at 20/25 yr amort. Even though the rates are great now..when these come due, most likely rates will be way higher. What are some strategies if you are a buy/hold investor to plan for the inevitable rate increase? Pay off? refinance?

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