Weekly Real Estate Investment Mortgage Interest Rate Update

Another week’s in the barn already. It’s Mother’s Day Sunday, and Mom will be accorded the treatment royalty requires.

The rates have remained at the historic lows they hit last week. The ‘Perfect Storm’ for real estate investors, about which I’ve written many times, on these pages and elsewhere, is still at Force-5 strength. How long this window will remain open is anyone’s guess, as my crystal ball hasn’t emerged from the repair shop since the ’70s. The message there is to move it or lose it if you’re thinkin’ of employing real estate as part of your retirement income. This ain’t gonna last forever.

The Rates

If you’re purchasing a SFR your rate, with a 20% down payment, will be 4.75%.

Prefer 2-4 units? At 25% down, you’ll be able to benefit from a 4.625% interest rate.

Let’s talk, OK? Gimme a call at 619 889-7100, and together we’ll make it happen. If you like email better, go up top and click on the Contact BawldGuy button. Have a great weekend.

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I'm second generation real estate, first licensed in fall of 1969. Having been mentored by several iconic brokers, I'm also CCIM trained, having completed all 200 hours back in 1980. Have successfully executed well over 200 tax deferred exchanges, many of which have been multi-state in nature. Strong points are analysis and the creation and real world application of Purposeful Plans employing several strategies synergistically. The idea is to arrive at retirement with the most after tax income possible, backed by the largest net worth.

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6 thoughts on “Weekly Real Estate Investment Mortgage Interest Rate Update

  1. Another Investor

    If you have the down payment and reserves and can find well located quality properties with consistent income, and you want to hold them for 15 to 20 years, locking in these rates now is a no-brainer. Austin appeals to me because of the connection to the Silicon Valley wealth creation machines. Not as diversified as Dallas, but attractive to the tech folks. Sure wish the 4/10 loan limits would disappear….

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