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being charged 5.125% mortgage rate for credit score of 845.
Hello,
I am buying my first out of state investment property in PA.
3/1.5 SFH.
Purchase Price is 110k , needs a new roof, some TLC. Planning for 20 % down.
Similar fixed up properties there are going for 150-155k in that zip code.
I have a good credit score(845). The morgage brokers I spoke to are saying that because the loan amount is so low- they need to charge me 5.125 % and 1 or 2 points (to be able to make a profit) . As apparently Fannie mae charges 3 points for investment properties.
I can also just pay cash for the property. Should I just go ahead , pay cash , fix it up and refinance when the appraisal comes back higher after fixing it?
Thank you.
Ani.
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Did you ask about rates/points with a 25% down payment? Typically there is a big difference between 80% LTV and 75% LTV% Based on your credit score it should amount to a difference of 1.5 points