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Portfolio/Investor Friendly Lenders - Harrisburg, PA

Michael Rhodes
  • Investor
  • New Cumberland, PA
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Good evening everyone. I'm looking to build a relationship with an investor friendly conventional mortgage lender. My current focus is one to four unit residential properties. Does anyone have any local lenders they are willing to recommend? Also I plan to just pick up the phone and start calling. What are key questions I should be asking banks, credit unions, etc.? Thanks in advance for any advice.

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Michael Cohen
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Michael Cohen
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Good rule to weed out the slime bags: ask them what their rates are, or what your rate would be. If they give you any number whatsoever, walk away.

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