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All Forum Posts by: Joshua Parker

Joshua Parker has started 1 posts and replied 1 times.

When researching real estate financing and how to get your first property, I have always heard that it is a good idea to build a relationship with the lender before getting financing from them. However, what specifically can I do to build a relationship with a lender? I plan on investing a lot in the Orlando area, and I have heard that it can be a little easier to work with a smaller local bank, so I was considering opening a checking account. Is this enough, or is there more I can/should be doing?