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Updated about 14 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is there a lender that anyone can recommend?
There is a property I am interested in. It's a small piece of commercial property in my town. I REALLY like to deal with my local credit union for everything I can as their rates and customer service is fantastic. They are quite stringent with commercial and investment property loans.
If I can find a lender than will require less than 20% down I want to take this to the next step by getting a building inspection and making an offer if the inspection is good.
I can make the 20% down but don't want to tie up that much if I don't have to so I have some mad money for improvements/repairs.
Is there a lender that anyone can suggest? My credit is good so I don't think that will be an issue.
Thanks