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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

How Should I Interview a Lender
My wife and I are starting to jump in and make offers on potential rental properties. We live in the Kansas City area and are targeting properties in certain Johnson County locations. I have a pretty good relationship with a mortgage broker in our area and have already worked out financing through this lender. However, I've been speaking with a few local mortgage banks who happen to be portfolio lenders. I'm curious if anyone has any suggestions on what questions I should ask these lenders to help decide which one might be the best fit for us.
Thanks,
Vince