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Old 02-28-2008, 01:55 PM
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Talking What's your interest rate?

Hi guys.
I got an unbelievable interest rate but I wanted to see if thats normal or do others have lower?.....just want to educate myself.


I was paying 6.2% fixed for 15yrs but a year later I re-did my loan and its now 4.875% fixed for 15yrs.

Is that good or have you guys/gals seen lower?
typical?
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I closed last week on a refi for 30 years at 4.875% fixed, for my personal residence. I had to pay two points, which worked out when I considered how long I anticipate holding the property, and that I don't plan on paying down early with that low of a rate.

For an investment property, I'm in the process of closing on a 30 year 5.75% for a non owner occ. duplex.

A buddy of mine in the NY metro area just closed on a 30 year 5.325% for his condo with no points.

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A buddy of mine in the NY metro area just closed on a 30 year 5.325% for his condo with no points.
fixed? what bank? was it 20% down?
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It was fixed, and I believe he had 20% down. I believe he went through Citibank.

He just closed on it, and I think he locked in over a month ago.
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5.375% could've been locked in like 3weeks ago.

Today it's around 5.5%-5.625%

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Old 02-28-2008, 03:35 PM
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5.375%, no points, closing tomorrow.
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We just locked in and we got 6.0%. We filed brankruptcy less that a year ago. We have to wait to close until it has been 1 yr and 1 day from our discharged date. We will close the end of April. We only had to put 4% down. Seller is paying 100% of our closing costs. I guess not to bad with our credit history.
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yea with FHA you can do 1yr from chapter 13 discharged...and get a 5.5% rate. (5.5 today) it was like 5.875-6 yesterday
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Hi guys.
I got an unbelievable interest rate but I wanted to see if thats normal or do others have lower?.....just want to educate myself.


I was paying 6.2% fixed for 15yrs but a year later I re-did my loan and its now 4.875% fixed for 15yrs.

Is that good or have you guys/gals seen lower?
typical?
Can you please let us know who the lender was ?
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current rates for today are 4.875% on a 15yr fixed
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