Seeking referral/recommendation for lender in Washington DC
7 Replies
Terri Parrilla
Attorney from Washington, Washington D.C.
posted over 3 years ago
I am trying to get myself ready
Tom Gimer
from Washington, DC
replied over 3 years ago
@Terri Parrilla Shoot me an email or PM about the type of deal(s) you're trying to put together and I can introduce you.
Russell Brazil
(Moderator) -
Real Estate Agent from Washington, D.C.
replied over 3 years ago
@Upen Patel is a top notch lender in the DC area
Doran Summers
Lender from Chicago, Il
replied over 3 years ago
Are you holding or flipping?
Dan Bernstein
Real Estate Agent from Alexandria, VA
replied over 3 years ago
@Terri Parrilla , PM me with more details and I would be happy to refer you.
Bob Mills
Professional from Durham, NC
replied over 3 years ago
@Terri Parrilla A few key attributes of your projects will make a huge difference in the right lender for you.
Depending on whether this is a flip v. long-term hold, single-family v. multi-family, duplex vs. 10-units, commercial vs. residential, etc., your ideal lending source might be anything from a mortgage officer selling Fannie/Freddie loans, a local/regional bank "portfolio" lender who lends off their own balance sheet, or a private lender (sometimes known as "hard money" lender or a "mezzanine" lender depending on the circumstance). All these have advantages/disadvantages and work well for different funding goals.
If you post a little more detail on what kind of deals you're looking to fund, the community here can give you much more tailored recommendations & referrals of specific lenders.
Terri Parrilla
Attorney from Washington, Washington D.C.
replied over 3 years ago
Thanks to you all for reaching out to me and thanks specifically to @Bob Mills for your explanation. I am just getting started and am currently looking for SFH or 2-4 unit multifamily to buy and hold. I've been looking for properties and am trying to wrap my mind around obtaining a lender, whether and how to shop for them without taking too much of a hit on my credit, and then how to set up financing so that I am ready to pull the trigger once I find a deal.
Stephanie P.
from Washington, DC Mortgage Lender/Broker
replied over 3 years ago
I have a team I can refer you to for multi family properties in the District. PM me.
Moderator, this is not a solicitation. We don't do the type of lending she's looking for at US Commercial.