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Antonio Porta
  • Little Ferry, NJ
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Commercial Lender recommendations

Antonio Porta
  • Little Ferry, NJ
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Can anyone recommend a commercial lender (small bank preferred)? 

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Jeff Kehl
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  • Charlottesville, VA
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Jeff Kehl
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Charlottesville, VA
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@Antonio Porta we can't help much with this because it's a very local thing. But generally, just google 'banks in Your County' and call the ones that aren't household names and ask to speak to someone in commercial lending. Tell them in general terms what type of loan you are looking for and ask if they do those type of loans. If so, ask to set an appointment to talk in more detail and present the deal at that meeting.

Also do the same with credit unions.

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