Weekly Wisdom #211 - How to Get a FMV Loan

16 Apr 2013 · 13 min
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Dean Graziosi walks through finding local banks or credit unions that refinance investment properties based on fair market value rather than purchase price. Call their commercial departments and ask about in-house loans, seasoning allowances, and FMV lending. Typical terms run around 5% interest fixed for 5-7 years, with 3-5 week closings, letting you pull most of your capital back out.

Questions this video answers

April 16, 2013

About 5% (national average he reports)

Fixed for about 5–7 years, then adjustable (7-year arm or similar)

About 3–5 weeks

Smaller banks and credit unions (community banks), not large national banks

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