Hi fellow REIN,
I just spoke to my TD broker and she told me that the max amortization that is allowed on the rental property is based on the appraisal. Say I am looking at 30-year-old townhouses. If the appraiser only estimates 20 year life-span of the building, then I can only get 20 year amortization mortgage.
Is this true to residential properties? or is this just TD`s policy?
Has anyone come across the difficulty of getting longer amortization when the appraisal says the property is only good for less than, say 25 years?
**Would love to hear from the older townhouse investment specialists!
Thanks in advance!
Tommy
I just spoke to my TD broker and she told me that the max amortization that is allowed on the rental property is based on the appraisal. Say I am looking at 30-year-old townhouses. If the appraiser only estimates 20 year life-span of the building, then I can only get 20 year amortization mortgage.
Is this true to residential properties? or is this just TD`s policy?
Has anyone come across the difficulty of getting longer amortization when the appraisal says the property is only good for less than, say 25 years?
**Would love to hear from the older townhouse investment specialists!
Thanks in advance!
Tommy