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Updated almost 10 years ago,

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Nye Eddings
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Finding Funds Frenzy-Mortgage Broker, Mortgage Banker, Credit Union, Small bank or Portfolio Lender

Nye Eddings
  • Investor
  • Multi state
Posted

Morning BP!

Every first time investor reads up on the best entity to approach when trying to find financing.   Should one approach their big commercial bank that they've been banking with for years? Or that local small community bank near the area in which they want to invest? I've even heard people become members of credit unions and use them as their direct source of financing for their RE business. How were your experiences with brokers verses the mortgage bank?

Who was your first source of financing and how has that changed as you expanded your RE business? I am interested to see which financial institutions are more beneficial to small start up RE investors vs the large RE investors. 

Thank you in advanced for your feedback and time :)

Nyala

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