HousingNov 15, 2019
CadenceMariposa

What's a good deal?

On a 80/20 housing loan. A. 2.75% 7/1 arm with $2000 credits B. 2.875% 7/1 arm with $5000 credits

Activision Blizzard FkdCompany Nov 15, 2019

It really depends on your own personal financial situation and future plans, tbh

LinkedIn U💰S💰D Nov 15, 2019

How much is the loan amount? I mean if it’s a $100 loan obviously you want $5k credit.

BNY Mellon antishock Nov 15, 2019

Are these answers what msft accepts these days? 😂 😂 😂 😂

Cadence Mariposa OP Nov 15, 2019

$900K, doing 20 down

Amazon Amznnn Nov 15, 2019

Why you taking an ARM with interest rates so low? Plan on selling after a few years?

Cadence Mariposa OP Nov 15, 2019

May be; the rates are cheaper

Facebook Instаgram Nov 15, 2019

Who provides those rates?

Cadence Mariposa OP Nov 15, 2019

BofA

FireEye SmashAttac Nov 15, 2019

Do you guys think these rates are applicable to refinance as well ?

Google orion73 Nov 15, 2019

Find the payment with each when you deduct the discount from loan amount

Google orion73 Nov 15, 2019

2.75 is cheaper /better

McAfee mIrt65 Nov 15, 2019

Don’t get an arm when 30yr fixes rates can be had for 3.5-3.8%.

LinkedIn U💰S💰D Nov 15, 2019

And pay $10K extra in interest for the first 7 years? $70K is a lot of money.

McAfee mIrt65 Nov 16, 2019

And if interest rates rise and/or you cannot refinance?

Zyzyxtech TimZuck Nov 15, 2019

You can’t go wrong with any. But $5k credits is better. Rates are not expected to rise in the next few years, and might see a drop again when the economy goes down (really high chance within the next 3 years). You’ll have the opportunity to refinance then.

Facebook Instаgram Nov 15, 2019

What are those credits?

Zyzyxtech TimZuck Nov 16, 2019

Could be credit towards closing cost.

Boeing nxQO06 Nov 15, 2019

Never get an ARM. Just get a 30 or 20 year fixed.

Facebook Instаgram Nov 15, 2019

Wrong

Zyzyxtech TimZuck Nov 16, 2019

Yep, wrong.