Hello, I am shopping for a mortgage for an investment property in PA.?
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1.  Yes, there are different rates between primary and investment properties.  What they are depends on the lender, but they are always higher than primaries.  Generally, the maximum LTV on investment properties is 90%, so you'll need 10% down.  This will also depend on your credit.\n\n2.  You sure you want a fixed rate on an investment property?  Most people I deal with that are looking for investment properties are looking for the low teaser rate to maximize profits, knowing they'll have to refinance in 2 years.  As far as what the best rate is, there's no way to tell you based on the information you gave us.\n\n3.  RESPA requires that all charges be disclosed on a Good Faith Estimate within 3 days of application.  In addition, all charges must be disclosed on the HUD settlement form at closing.
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I answered this post in your other post about financing.\nI will help you find the property, at no cost to you, and then assist you with financing it. TheBigEasy619@yahoo.com
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Check with your current mortgage company, or with the new mortgage company.  See if they offer the bridge loans.  You could also ask your realtor, if there is one involved in your transaction.  To find a lender, if you haven't already, try a yellow book listing, and call and interview a couple companies to find out the terms that are available for you.  Good luck!
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take a loan on the equity of your property.  it will be like a new mortgage
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I assume it's a CitiBank mortgage. If so, go to https://web.da-us.citibank.com/cgi-bin/citifi/portal/l/l.do \n\nThats the link to My Citi you should be able to do what you want there.
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the fish don't have to walk. \nIt depends upon several factors one your credit got to have good credit. \nsecond condition on investment property it's kinda hard \nif it's a primary residence it a piece of cake. \nin your offer to purchase as for say 4,000/ or estimated closing costs to be paid by the seller if they don't want it to come out of there pocket wrap it into the purchase price.  \nget two loans an 80/20 \nI do this all the time for my clients, most of the time they leave to closing table with a couple hundred in there pocket
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need more information to answer your question, I am a mortgage broker, just e-mail me with more specific information and I will try to help you with you question
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Don't do it!! Run in the opposite direction.\n\nThe last time I started purchasing a property, the LLC was a front for a big bunch of scam artists.\n\nRun Man!! do it now!!
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Your REALTOR should be advising you on thie.  I know here in PA that would not be reasonable at all.  Houses in that price range are selling immediately for full price or more.  If you wanted the seller to pay your closing costs you would have to offer more than full price.
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Greetings,\n\nI may be able to assist you.  \n\nFYI: I have a Real Estate Website for Investors with thousands of Properties for Sale, e.g., HUD Homes, Tax Sale Properties, Bank Owned Properties, and Mortgaged Foreclosed Homes for Sale throughout the country. \n\nNote: I am not a Realtor or Real Estate Agent, but rather an Investor like you.\n\nCurrenlty, Access (to the HUD Homes Section on my website)is FREE. \n\nIf need you can Email at: bigiminc@yahoo.com\n\nThe Website is: http://www.delinquenttaxsales.com
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I do not urge you to buy it for investment unless you want to move there,I do not trust the Government there.The only place that you can be safe to own a home and land is in U.S. and the rest take a hike because the government ownes everything and it can take over your home any time.( By law)
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the first thing i would do is contact a local (in S. America) realty company.  If you dont' speak the language, it's likely that someone speaks english there, but a better bet is to get a trustworthy friend here that can translate for you.  And whatever they tell you (they'll tell you exactly what you want to hear, they love outside investors) make sure you get a second opinion.  So, I think a s. american realty company would be your best bet.\n\nYou can also try and call some major banks, see if they do it, and even if they don't, i'm sure you will find some smart person that can point you in the right direction. good luck!
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Check on-line. Another little thing I know of is called the OREO techquie. IT stands for Other Real Estate Offerings. It may be take a lot of time and many phone calls. Heres how you do it. Get a phone number from an out of state bank and ask them if they any real estate holdings in your area. Chances are if they do they won't know your market that well and sell you somehting way under market value. It worked for a friend of mine (in Florida). She made 20 calls and finally find a bank in Minnesota with a Florida holding.She got it for $30,000 under Market Value
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I do not know anyone off hand but if your looking to have it appriased because your looking to do a new loan DON'T! Most commercial lenders will charge you for the appraisal and send out their own company  to do the appraisal. If you do this then there is a VERY good chance you'll pay twice. This is completely different than residential where your broker will schedule the inspection and the lender will accept it.\n\nDepending on the size of the properties these inspections can cost over $4,000.\n\nKevin 866-562-6838 x 106\nkruorock@firstratelending.com
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YOU CAN GO ON DUN AND BRADSTREET'S WEB SITE AND THEIR RATE ALL BUSINESSES.  BUT, BEFORE YOU BUY RIGHT OUT, IF YOU QUALIFY FOR A MORTAGE FROM THEM, THEN YOU CAN QUALIFY ANYWHERE.  CHECK WITH YOUR CITY OFFICE AND SEE IF THEY HAVE PROGRAMS.  IN COLUMBUS, OHIO THEY HAVE A PROGRAM WHERE THEY PAY THE DOWNPAYMENT AND ALREADY HAVE LENDERS THEY WORK WITH.  ALSO CHECK FOR FORECLOSURES, HUD, AND AUCTIONS.  YOU MAY GET A BETTER DEAL.  ALSO GO ONLINE AND SEE WHAT OFFERS YOU GET.  IF YOU FEEL WORRIED ENOUGH TO ASK ABOUT THEM, MAYBE YOU SHOULD LOOK FOR ANOTHER LENDER.\n\nJJ
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Hi tater_bug0629,\n\nMy advice without the hype of foreclosure websites, check out your local sundays paper and find real estate companies advertising "bank owned" properties. Usually these are the guys who have access to the bank owned properties in your area and are eager to email their listings to you free of charge.\n\nCheck out my site: www.CurbSideInfo.com\nUnder Michigan Foreclosure.\n\n\nGood luck to your future endeavors!\n\n\nSuccess To All,\n\nJohn Lopez\nrealestatemichigan@yahoo.com\n313-258-1001\nwww.MichiganInvestorNetwork.com\n\n\n.
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I am a real estate broker in Davidson County North Carolina and one of specialty areas is working with investors.  I am also an investor and my husband is a builder/remodeler/investor.  I have been in the business for 9 years.\n\nI have sold many homes to investors for rentals  and for resale.  I also advise new investors in  different exit strategies.  \n\nI would be happy to work with you if you were interested in investing in my area of North Carolina.