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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Do I have to use local lender?
Does it matter if I find a local lender or not? I am looking to invest in Texas but I have worked with a couple lenders in Kansas and Georgia for my primary home.
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@Dustin Tran You can use any bank that is licensed in your state to do a real estate investment deal. Local banks are typically best as they won't have near the red tape and their underwriting criteria is a bit less strict. Hope that helps!