Financing an Investment Property

Property investment has become an increasingly hot topic, with the intent of earning a return on the investment from resale or rental income. Buying property is a major purchase, but choosing to invest in property, whether it’s your primary home, rental property, or renovation project, can be beneficial for several reasons.

1. Property is a tangible investment - Your asset should provide an additional sense of security.
2. Increased value is important - The real estate market has skyrocketed in value, especially in major cities.
3. Returns can be high - In the form of continuous rental income or by selling for a profit.

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Options for Financing
A down payment for an investment property could be 20% of the purchase or more and is affected by things like your credit score, cash flow of the property, debt-to-income ratio, property type, plus more. The larger the down payment you make, the better likelihood for a low interest rate and favorable terms.
 
The most common ways to acquire property include:

• Buying; having a fund or saving over time and using it towards the purchase of the property. Do you have a savings account tailored to you? Get saving today! ​
• Financing; taking out a loan and having a monthly payment. Getting pre-approved for a loan lets you know how much you can afford!
  • Home Equity Line of Credit (use the equity in your home as a revolving line of credit at a favorable interest rate)
  • Owner financing (arrange a deal with the home seller)

• Transferring; receiving property as a gift or transfer from someone

It’s important to always know your budget, find the right property for your situation, and do your research. And if you need help along the way, the Arbor Financial Commercial Team is here to assist. Contact our friendly team of experts today!
 
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