Buying property out of state

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Not sure what you mean by loan fee? I assume you mean an origination fee, or discount point. No one works for free, and all lenders get paid. It is the little ball under the three red cups. It is always there. Just where is it. Interest rate and closing costs go hand in hand. You can pay more in costs up-front, and get a lower rate. You can pay less up front, but you'll have to take a higher rate. Just ask the lender for those various options, then you decide which one works best. If you are not already, I suggest to you talk with a local mortgage broker near wherever the property will be located for a second opinion. I provide home loans in MN, WI, IA, ND, and SD. Reach me at JoeMetzler.com - NMLS 274132. Cambria Mortgage.