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Joshua T.
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Philadelphia, PA Investor friendly banks/unions

Joshua T.
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hello all. There has been a few topics on this previously but nothing recent. I am in the process of rehabbing my first investment property for rent in Philadelphia.  I paid cash. 

I am looking for investor friendly banks/unions in the Philadelphia area that I can develop an ongoing relationship with. After the rehab, I am looking to pull my money out based on the ARV as quickly as possible and do another deal. If anyone has advice, please let me know. As I build my investment business I would love an investor friendly bank I can develop an ongoing long term relationship with for all different kinds of financing.

Any additional advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks !

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