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Drew Palmer
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  • Philadelphia, PA
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Portfolio Lenders in Philadelphia....and a request

Drew Palmer
  • Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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I am in the process of doing a cash out refi on a BRRR for a small multi family in Philly in the range of 200K. Am compiling a spreadsheet with terms, bank names, etc. If anyone would like a copy, hit me up off line. What I'd like to barter in return is for a lead for either (a) good Philly based handyman contractor, or (b) a good GC who has experience with multi fam, Philly permits, etc.

Hope to hear from folks!  

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Drew Palmer
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Drew Palmer
  • Investor
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Eddie, it's a bit outdated because some banks have changed ownership. I've done BRRR loans with both East River Bank (now DNB First) and with Royal Bank. I'd recommend both. Best of luck.

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