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Greenhorn
Join Date: Dec 2006
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When we got our commercial loan, our loan officer told us that "all commercial mortgages are ARM." Although we got in on the low interest rate boom 4 yrs ago, our payments are now almost doubled. Any suggestions?<br />
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Piggy Bank
Join Date: Jul 2006
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NO, that is totally incorrect. I'd look into refinancing the property into a fixed rate. Also I'd look around for a different commercial broker to deal with. This person either doesn't know what he's talking about, or lied to you. Either way, he's hurting your business
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Greenhorn
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Most commercial mortgages are offered as ARM. However, this does not mean that fixed rates aren't available. And there are also ARM programs that are fixed for 10 years.
If your rate is going up, you should consider refinancing. Good luck, Barry |
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Greenhorn
Join Date: Jul 2006
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If it is a commercial loan then most of the programs are ARM's. Most of them also have a balloon payment. However, there are fixed rate options. The rates are usually so ugly though it isn't worth doing it (at least on the commercial side). Some of the rates on commercial are in the 5's right now. E-mail me with your scenario and I can give you a quote on another 5 year ARM, a 10 year fixed, and a 15 year fixed. Depending on the property type will depend on whether you can get a term any longer than 15 years.
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