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Patrick Jacques
  • Orlando, FL
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What to say when approaching banks

Patrick Jacques
  • Orlando, FL
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So I've compiled a list of about 15 small local banks and/or credit unions that I would like to approach for funding rehabs/flips.  Can anyone share some do's and dont's of asking the banks for funding?  Ive heard, maybe I misinterpreted, but mentioning that you are a investor made the banks change their attitude towards you when trying to make a deal.

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