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Updated over 7 years ago,
Extra 5% down for .375% rate savings?
Buying a turnkey rental and the lender has proposed the two options below.
Part of me says the tenant is ultimately paying off the loan, so who cares? Take the extra 5% down and use that $4K or so as down payment on the next one.
The other part of me says, it's ONLY $4K and feels like a sucker locking in north of 5.00% interest in this environment. Take the extra $36/mo cash flow and essentially "break even" in about 9.5 years.
What do you guys think?
Rates for the 30 year fixed mortgage are as follows:
20% Down
Loan Amount $67,200.00
Rate: 5.125%
P&I $365.90
Insurance $45
Taxes $85
25% Down
Loan Amount $63,000.00
P&I $329
Rate: 4.75%
Insurance $45
Taxes $85