Hi,
I have always been a cash buyer and this is the first time I am looking at a lender for a deal. I am trying to decided the differences and especially the interest & expenses associated with the different type of loans. This is my understanding but please help me to get a clear picture.
Lets take $100,000 for the amount to be loaned out.
1> Line of Credit (based on stock portfolios)
- Lender says it will 0.5% origination fee ($500) one time cost
- Lender says prime -MINUS 0.5 = 8.5-0.5%= 8% loan as of today.
- No other fees or cost. I can withdraw and payback as needed. Only thing I need to pay is interest every month.
- More like a credit card where you limit is fixed. You pay interest based on what you use.
- Floating rates so I guess rates would go down as FED cuts the rate
2> Mortgage on property
- Lender says if it is LLC, then it is prime plus 2.5% = 8.5% as of today
- Lawyers & lender fees to be added- COST ADDER
- Survey and appraisal to be added- COST ADDER
- insurance, property taxes on property required etc to be maintained etc
Per my discussion, it looks like LINE OF CREDIT based on stock is easy and cost effective. Am I missing something? Anything I need to know?