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Jennifer Ceren tapp
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Jacksonville Florida bank loans`

Jennifer Ceren tapp
  • Investor
  • Jacksonville, FL
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Hello all, 

I'm in the Jacksonville, Florida area and looking for local banks that provide loans for buy & hold investment properties. Who can recommend banks/credit unions they have had positive experiences with?

Thanks in advance!

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Joe Glick
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  • Jacksonville, FL
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Joe Glick
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Jennifer -

Try Community First Credit Union. We just closed on a 50% LTV cash out loan on 2 of our properties owned by our LLC so we could fund a new cash purchase. We've found it difficult to find lenders willing to work with LLC's, but C1 was great. We even switched all of our banking as a result. Good luck!!

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