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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Which banks can finance Investment Properties under 100k?

Rommel DeGuzman
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Hello,

I'm new to Real Estate investing and looking to invest out of my home state in California, for obvious reasons that it's gotten too expensive here for a new investor like myself with limited capital.  Can anyone give me advice on which banks will finance an out of state investment property under 100k?  I've heard that credit unions local to the property's state can, but many of them have very strict guidelines and will not lend to out of state investors.  Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks.

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Chris Wharton
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  • Columbus, Oh
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Chris Wharton
  • Lender
  • Columbus, Oh
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@Rommel DeGuzman I assisted a client with a $28k mortgage last year, pretty sure I could help you out. Let's connect and see what can be done.

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