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Account Closed
  • Louisville, KY
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Commercial vs Conventional Loan

Account Closed
  • Louisville, KY
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My husband and I are getting ready to purchase a SF rental property.   My accountant referred us to a commercial loan officer at a local bank, because that's how he purchases his rental properties.  I haven't heard Brandon mention using commercial loans for "non-commercial" property. We would appreciate any thoughts, educated opinions, or ideas on this subject.

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Brian Garrett
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Brian Garrett
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The main reason to get a commercial loan would be if you are not bankable for a conventional loan.

If you have good credit and good income you should be seeking a Fannie/Freddie conventional loan.

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