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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

15% or 20% down on first deal?
Buying a SFH with a conventional loan for 95k. I got two options from my loan officer.
1) 20% down (19k) , 4.875% interest, P&I = $402, Cashflow = $200
2) 15% down (14.2k), 4.875% interest, PMI = $22, P&I = $427, Cashflow = $150
Which one makes more sense?