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7yr ARM vs 30yr fixed in these times?
On the hunt for financing for our 2nd STR. Thoughts on 7yr ARM vs 30yr fixed with these high rates? I can save about .5% with the ARM and $4k in closing with one lender. If we plan on refinancing down the road why choose the 30yr?
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Michael Baum
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Personally I would do the 30yr. If we were talking about 1.5% difference, then maybe, for for .5%, I am not sure I would put myself in that position.
The future holds a lot of things and you never know how it will go. My 2 cents.