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Investor Friendly Banks in Columbus Ohio

Mike Pauze
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Can anyone give me some recommendations of investor friendly banks in the Columbus area? Additionally, if you're recommending banks you've worked with in the past, did you fund a rehab of the property through them as well or not?

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Clay Boykin
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Clay Boykin
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@Mike Pauze It all depends on what kind of financing you're doing. I mostly deal with cash/hard money/private lenders/etc. The rates are pretty decent if your going for a flip or finding and investment property. Columbus really has it all when it comes to investing in any type of real estate. It all just depends on what your end goal is. Feel free to reach out to me. Either way, Happy Investing!

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