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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Are these loans fairly priced?
Hello all
I am in the process of refinancing 6 rental properties in California. I'm being quoted 3.875% with APRs in the 3.96% to 3.97% range. The loans are 70% LTV with cash out. I have 7 loans in my name, good credit, and debt ratio isn't a problem yet (it will probably become one when I try to deploy the cash out. haha).
Anyway, do these seem like reasonable prices? Historically, they seem UNBELIEVABLY low, but I keep seeing stuff in the 2's% on TV. I'd love your opinions. Thanks