i'm curious to hear others talk about it.my 2 sense...take the money out of your current residence - thus paying the lower interest (this depends on what type of financing you can obtain - heloc???

Could be lower but there's not enough information to go on...Hope that gives a little insight...Good Luck!

You will find that using your VA entitlement will yield the same benefit (100% financing) but with lower interest rates then you will realize using a conventional 1-loan or combo loan to achieve 100% financing.

we countered with a bit lower price because of perceived risk - and they declined our offer completely.

If you want something easy to manage with little vacancy that is in a nicer area then a lower cap rate is what you will have to settle with.

A bidder's deposit of $21,200.00 or 10% of the sale price, whichever is lower, will be required in cash, certified or cashier's check.

The lower interest rate will save you whatever the additional cost are over a longer period.

I've been investing in Philly and looking to expand into some lower cost homes for cashflow.

Lowers his closing costs at the same time.

Second, if you know of a transaction where the property was appraised lower or higher than the value and this was done on purpose both the lender and the appraiser should be turned into the authorities.