Anyone Know an Investor-Friendly Bank in Detroit?

Anyone Know an Investor-Friendly Bank in Detroit?

Austin, TX · Member since 2013 · 103 posts · 19 votes

I am looking to go to Detroit in a few weeks to buy 10-12 single family rental houses--and looking for an investor-friendly bank/credit union up there.

Anybody have any ideas?

Thanks.

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Property Manager · Livonia, MI · Member since 2011 · 4k+ posts · 1k+ votes
12y
Originally posted by @Joe Delia:
Originally posted by Robert Piller:
I'm actually looking for 15-30 year terms - not hard money loans.

Robert,

It's unlikely you'll find any portfolio lenders in the area if you've already tapped out your 4 property limit. Your best bet will be to buy cash, if possible, and then get a blanket commercial loan across the portfolio.

Not true. Flagstar does up to 10. I need one that does above 10 though

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  • Investor · Macomb, MI · Member since 2013 · 654 posts · 115 votes
    13y

    @Robert Piller , for financing or just to open an account?

  • Austin, TX · Member since 2013 · 103 posts · 19 votes
    13y

    For financing.

    I have local bank in Texas but thought it best to find one in Detroit for properties in that area.

  • Investor · Macomb, MI · Member since 2013 · 654 posts · 115 votes
    13y

    @Robert Piller , shoot me an email.

  • Austin, TX · Member since 2013 · 103 posts · 19 votes
    13y

    I'm actually looking for 15-30 year terms - not hard money loans.

  • Involved In Real Estate · Rochester Hills, MI · Member since 2010 · 812 posts · 178 votes
    13y
    Originally posted by Robert Piller:
    I'm actually looking for 15-30 year terms - not hard money loans.

    Robert,

    It's unlikely you'll find any portfolio lenders in the area if you've already tapped out your 4 property limit. Your best bet will be to buy cash, if possible, and then get a blanket commercial loan across the portfolio.

  • Property Manager · Livonia, MI · Member since 2011 · 4k+ posts · 1k+ votes
    12y
    Originally posted by @Joe Delia:
    Originally posted by Robert Piller:
    I'm actually looking for 15-30 year terms - not hard money loans.

    Robert,

    It's unlikely you'll find any portfolio lenders in the area if you've already tapped out your 4 property limit. Your best bet will be to buy cash, if possible, and then get a blanket commercial loan across the portfolio.

    Not true. Flagstar does up to 10. I need one that does above 10 though

  • Austin, TX · Member since 2013 · 103 posts · 19 votes
    12y

    Thanks @George P. . I will look into Flagstar...though I have decided to stay clear of Detroit. Living in Austin, Texas, I think I can continue to get solid returns in Central Texas and in Houston without having to hop on a plane to view my portfolio.

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