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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
The Rates Are Rising?!
Hey all,
Put an offer on a triplex near the airport today and got a nasty surprise when I called to get my pre-qualification letter. I've been focused on cash only purchases the past 2 years so I had no idea how much rates had gone up! I was quoted 5.375 on a 30-year fixed rental property loan (3-4 unit). They also said I'd need to put 25-35% down to avoid PMI.
This will be the first time I've used leverage since 2014, so I'm curious about two things:
-Anyone else running into rate sticker shock lately? We've been spoiled the past 10 years but is the end of low rates finally upon us?
-Are there any local banks/credit unions that are giving better rates for MF/investment properties specifically?
Thanks!
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even at 1.5% increase @Paul Kennedy that just takes prime to 2.5% and for me all my commercial loans are based on prime so its a non factor until prime gets to about 4% then I will see my cost of funds go up.
5.3 % for investor loans is a still a great rate
- Jay Hinrichs
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