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All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Account Closed has started 2 posts and replied 39 times.

10% down is acceptable for Conventional loan guidelines

Post: First Rental

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Pedro,

No worries, I agree with the 1st post then, you local banks, credit unions, HMLs, etc is the best way to pursue funding.

Best wishes,

Tod

Post: First Rental

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Pedro,

Will this be in your personal name or an LLC?

Tod

Post: Pittsburgh realtor recommendation

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@IanHoover

I would call around to your local/small banks and ask if they do "Portfolio" lending that is your best option outside of hard money loans at this point.

Post: Realtor with Investing Experience

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Post: Pittsburgh title company

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I second Greater Pittsburgh Settlement Company

Post: refinancing my property

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Matthew,

What are you being told the issue is that is preventing the refinance? How long have you owned the property? Is it in your name or an LLC?

Tod

Post: Refinancing personal home - 15/20/30 year?

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My initial thought on this would be a 20 year loan as it would most likely keep your payment the same based on the rate you currently have as opposed to 15 years that would increase your payment.

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