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Blake Hansen
  • Handyman
  • El Cerrito, CA
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Conv. Loan. 25% down for better rate?

Blake Hansen
  • Handyman
  • El Cerrito, CA
Posted
Just had my first offer accepted (woohoo) and was planning to put 20% down - but Mr. Moneyman tells me I’ll get a full point reduction on my interest rate if I put 25% down. I’m planning to BRRRR this so does this rate really matter all that much and wouldn’t it be better to keep this cash ($8750 more) in my pocket to use towards rehab costs? Mr. Moneyman is REALLY advising against only putting 20% down but I thought less cash in at this stage was a better strategy. Wrong? You tell me...

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