Minneapolis, MN · Member since 2014 · 18 posts · 0 votes
I am new to investing/wholesaling and have challenged myself to a 90 day deadline for getting started and making things happen. With that being said I am trying to structure and build my Power Team of good, quality, and ethical team members to work with. I am having trouble finding a few prospective assets for my team one of which is an investor friendly mortgage lender in the Minneapolis and surrounding cities area here in Minnesota. If ANYONE is or has another in mind that would be of good reference I would more than greatly appreciate it.
Investor · Crystal, MN · Member since 2013 · 486 posts · 277 votes
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Ariana,
I'm not a huge fan of mortgage brokers, because the guy I worked with tripped all over himself at the fear of working with an investor. I love investor friendly banks. I really like Lakeview bank in Lakeville, MN. Not only can they market your loans to the secondary market, they have great ideas to help, and they can carry loans as portfolio loans, with longer term amortizations than most commercial lenders.
Buy and Hold Investor · Alexandria, VA · Member since 2013 · 180 posts · 48 votes
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This guy has the most inexpensive terms I have seen. They do traditional and investor loans. They were offing no origination fees and he shops around for the cheapest title insurance available too.
David Dorman | Senior Mortgage Consultant | NMLS# 1015476
Buy and Hold Investor · Alexandria, VA · Member since 2013 · 180 posts · 48 votes
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This guy has the most inexpensive terms I have seen. They do traditional and investor loans. They were offing no origination fees and he shops around for the cheapest title insurance available too.
David Dorman | Senior Mortgage Consultant | NMLS# 1015476
Investor · Crystal, MN · Member since 2013 · 486 posts · 277 votes
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Ariana,
I'm not a huge fan of mortgage brokers, because the guy I worked with tripped all over himself at the fear of working with an investor. I love investor friendly banks. I really like Lakeview bank in Lakeville, MN. Not only can they market your loans to the secondary market, they have great ideas to help, and they can carry loans as portfolio loans, with longer term amortizations than most commercial lenders.
Minneapolis, MN · Member since 2014 · 18 posts · 0 votes
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No worries Greg it happens.
Thank you so much for the contact Matt I will definitely check him out and mention you as a referral if it helps whether or not it works out.
Thank you as well David you're a great help. I am in the Crystal, New Hope area in Minnesota and from WI I'm not sure where Lakeville is but I will check it out as well. Are there any persons there specifically that you know to be most helpful?
Investor · golden valley , ND · Member since 2014 · 14 posts · 7 votes
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I have a question I have a rental house in Shakopee that is paid for and I was working in North Dakota oil fields. Well I was doing a home equity loan on the property, waiting for approval and the company I was working for got bought out and I got laid off. Needless to say I called the company I was working with and we stopped the loan process. I am on unemployment. anyway would any of these companies give me a home equity loan on the property even though I am not working. I did contact Dwell Finance and they will but their rates are higher than I would have gotten and the loan amount was smaller. They also got some other stipulations I was unsure about. thanks JOHN
Contractor · Wayzata (Minneapolis), MN · Member since 2014 · 1 post · 0 votes
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If you're looking for a refi on an investment property I can recommend Dave Dorman with MinnTrust Mortgage. He closed 4 refi's for me last year (2016) and a couple of them were difficult to do. Dave really knows the business and was persistent, communicative and upbeat through the whole process. I really felt that he was working for me and not the other way around.