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Benjamin Blackburn
  • Wholesaler/ Investor
  • Houston, TX
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1st Investment Property... How should I choose the Lender?

Benjamin Blackburn
  • Wholesaler/ Investor
  • Houston, TX
Posted

Good morning Everyone,

I’m wanting to see if I would qualify for a second loan and I’m wondering if I should start reaching out to the first lender I went with for my primary residence (CapitolOne) or start reaching out to other smaller companies? I’ve read a few forums regarding Larger Banks vs Smaller Banks but they seem a little out dated so I was wondering if things have changed lately or if there was anything I should be keen to when searching for lenders for my first “Investment” property.

Thanks you all. Have a great remainder of your day!

Ben

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