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Dave DeMarinis
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  • Santa Rosa, CA
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Good Local Ohio Bank for Multifamily

Dave DeMarinis
  • Lender
  • Santa Rosa, CA
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I need a local Ohio bank (ideally with a Dayton Branch) and banker referral? I want a good mobile banking app and ideally will refinance a multiunit apartment complex with them after repositioning it. A good bonus would be if they are one of the banks with a reasonable portfolio of distressed debt they are offloading.

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John Lenhart
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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John Lenhart
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Union Savings Bank has a good Cincinnati presence.


I like Republic Bank. Watch Hill Bank is another good one who will lend in that area. Wright Pat Credit Union is also good I hear.

I am not sure if they will work with you if you are an out of footprint borrower, especially from California though.

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