All Forum Posts by: Kevin Oh

 He is not a family member or a close friend. He was a referral from an investor. I think he was upset because I used him in the past and he may have expected that I would continue with his services. I know in business that every dollar counts but is it worth it to burn a relationship?

Thank you for you feedback Erik.

Both lenders are highly recommended by my realtor. Over the 30 year period, I would about $10,000 dollars with the other lender if I do not buy down the rate. With a rate buy down, the difference in payment is more significant. 

I plan to talk to both of them in the morning to figure out which is the best option for me. 

I am in the process of buying a property. I have used a lender in the past and wanted to shop around to see who can give me the best rates. I got pre-approved by my previous lender and by another lender. My previous lender was not happy that I was shopping around. The new lender gave me a better interest rate and lower monthly payment by a few dollars. I want to keep a good relationship with my previous lender but if I do not go with him, the relationship is broken. What should I do?

Hi,

I am fairly new to real estate investing. I have one rental property and looking to expand. I have ran numbers by calculating the risk level, cash on cash return and cashflow. I was wondering if there is different ways people run numbers to find a good deal.