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Martinis Jackson
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Maryland Commercial Banks

Martinis Jackson
  • Hyattsville, MD
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Does anyone have any recommendations for banks in Maryland/DC that will provide rehab loans to an LLC? I've heard (from BP Podcasts and etc) about some banks who offer 15-20 year fixed mortgages if you open an account with them and provide 20% down on the loan. Any leads would be great.

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Kerry Boyle
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Kerry Boyle
  • Lender
  • Bethesda MD
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Loans typically start at least at 50k - some private (small) lenders may be able to lend at less without the costs eating up all the profit.

I have noticed that other lenders in the DC area start their loans out above 200k... essentially saying they only want to do DC metro and not go too far out.

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