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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

Mortgage Loan fees Roll up?
On an investment property. I am pulling equity/cash. Weighing the pros and con of rolling fees into loan.
I am thinking of rolling the origination fee of 14k into the loan
Fees rolled into the loan will cost me over the life of the loan more mullah/dinero....... I get it. But I am not paying the loan my tenants are.
So does it make sense to hold on to my money/cash and not pay the fees up front even the long term it costs more?
what do you all do?
* I plan of owning this property for aLong term at least 5 years more likely
* the monthly mortgage payments are covered by rent
I hope this all make sense