<prompt> Human: Hello and thank you for reading!Im planning on buying a 400K real estate, and I have 200K as a downpayment. My credit score is 750 thanks to this sub!. My yearly income is quite high, and Im planning to tighten up the belt and try and pay it in under 5 years. My job is in demand so Im ready to take that risk.1 Does it make sense, financially? If I pay the mortgage off early, do I save up on the accruing interest, or do I have to pay entire interest as if it took me 15 years?2 Are there specific kinds of mortgages that cater to my needs? How do I make sure the broker doesnt just say yeah its fine bro! and Ill end up having to pay interest for all the years or some kind of fee?3 less important Shopping for mortgage - Im planning to engaging a random broker that someone recommended, my bank and another credit union that friends recommended, and picking the best offer. Is this a sane plan? Are there any other ways? Anything I should be aware of?Any advice is much much appreciated.EDIT: You guys are awesome, thank you so much for the advice!  <response>: Just get a 30 year mortgage and make extra payments. Bust out a calculator and use math to figure out how much you need to pay per month to pay it off in 5 years. Im very puzzled that you somehow got 200,000 but you dont know how interest works. Im not even mad Im impressed...Your loan payment for a normal 30 yr loan includes interest. Once you pay off the loan there is no more interest. The interest stops when the loan is paid off. Theres no magic interest fairy that makes you keep paying interest after the fact. 