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Nicholas J. Sciamanda
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Beginner financing rates and terms

Nicholas J. Sciamanda
  • Erie, PA
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I am starting my journey to financial freedom and have been reading and networking. Anyways, in reaching out to my loan officer (who I have my current residential mortgage through), I was told that standard terms for beginner investors with their bank is 35% down and a 15 year term. Is this pretty standard when going through a traditional bank?

Thanks,

Nick

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