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Denise Hogue
  • Claymont, DE
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Mortgage for a fourplex

Denise Hogue
  • Claymont, DE
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Hi all...This is my first post on the Bigger Pockets forum.  I'm in the beginning process of seeking financing for a fourplex I would like to purchase.  This will be my first investment property that I will have a mortgage.  I have spoken with a few loan officers but more or less are getting the response of submit your documents and lets see.  I feel I am a good candidate to be approved for the mortgage, but if not, I was looking for a loan officer that will be able to provide me with options or offer advice on the best strategy to get approved.  Should I be asking certain questions? Do I keep contacting banks until I feel I have found the right one?  Any advice would be greatly appreciated....thank you.

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