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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Buy and Hold Interest Rates
I am looking to get a loan from standard lender ie (bank, credit union, etc) for my first property. I am planning on trying to keep my down payment on four plex as small as possible while still allowing for cash flow 15-20%.
I just sold my house and rent now have two small car payments and my wife and I have above 800 credit scores. When I got qualified I was surprised to see that the rate I was being quoted was 7+.xxx. When I questioned my lender it was said that since it was not 25% down so we had a higher rate.
Is this something a lot of people run into, is this something that is normal? I was expecting something above the prime rate but not almost double.
Most Popular Reply

7% + APR? That seems pretty high.
I've got a broker I can connect you with in San Diego to compare rates with if you'd like his information.