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All Forum Posts by: Patrick Reagan

Patrick Reagan has started 21 posts and replied 49 times.

Post: Interest rate on loan

Patrick ReaganPosted
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  • Votes 1
What's considered a good rate this week for a rental property loan that's 30 yr fixed with 25% down and what should I expect to pay for closing costs on the loan? Credit is excellent.

Great point,Kyle.Thanks so much!

Thanks a lot for the input,everyone.It's not something I'm planning on doing but wanted to get some feedback to see if there was something I was overlooking.Take care.

I've noticed many three family homes have a fourth apartment in the basement and it's considered "illegal", yet many have tenants.What are the problems with having such apartments and what's the worse case scenario for having them? Thank you

I am buying a three family home where all three rents  are well below market rates.The tenants in place have been there for a few years and reportedly all pay on time.Any suggestions how to address the rent increases,which could be as much as three to five hundred dollars each?

With the stock market sell-off,should that favor real estate buyers short term? Or in other words,time to be less aggressive with the offers? Am interested in both single family and multifamily units.

Thanks,guys.Yes,it's in an up and coming area,Newark,NJ.A friend of mine has property in a town considered a much better location and just had to totally renovate one of his units after being trashed by the former resident.I can surely see the increased risk though.

I would like to hear your best ideas of securing a property in a tough neighborhood when the property is vacant.Thanks

Thank you,Eric!