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David Hayes
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Cincinnati commercial lender for industrial/flex building reco?

David Hayes
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
Posted

Hi BP community - I just got my first commercial property under contract and already have a general proposal from US Bank on the property for what they will lend, but want to make sure I'm doing due diligence and getting the best rate/terms/partner bank for this property.  For reference, it's under contract for just over $2 million, about 80,000 sqft, zoned general industrial and being used for light manufacturing/flex space.  Anyone have any good recommendations?  Also, since I am new to the commercial side of things, I would love to network with anyone else in Cincinnati doing similar investments.  The more I've learned about commercial the more excited I am to dive in! 

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