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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

lending advice needed
I have seven properties with thirty year fixed residential mortgages. So I have three left to go before I'm forced into using commercial loans. I'd like to shop rates for 30 year fixed loans to finance SFR's in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Can anyone recommend a mortgage broker who can help me find the best lender with the best rate. I hesitant to use sites like "Lending Tree" because they run a credit report and then you get bombarded with 8,000 emails, and most of the emails are from big banks that won't even finance investment properties.
Also, I'm looking for a good lender in Philadelphia, PA to finance an investment property with a 30 year fixed loan. Any recommendations would be appreciated.