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Updated almost 10 years ago, 02/15/2015

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Mason V.
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Who should you talk to about portfolio loans? (credit unions & small banks)

Mason V.
  • Investor
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You intend to get a portfolio loan from either a local credit union or a small bank.

Who exactly should you ask for, the average lending agent or do you want to talk to the branch manager?

Should you do this as a casual walk in sort of situation or would it be best to call and set up a more professional business meeting?

Would it make a difference if you go in as an individual asking for money or as someone representing an existing/starting business?

Is a business plan with income projections and potential properties necessary or just advised?

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