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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Where should my bank be ??
I am finally going to buy my first property in a few months but I am not sure where I need to have my bank at. I will be working in Louisiana for the next year and I want to do the Live-in BRRRR strategy while I'm there. So my question is should I start looking at banks in the area of my property or get financing from a bank in the area I plan on living in after my job travels are done ? Here's a little back story ... I will be working in Louisiana and then Pennsylvania for a few years before returning to Oregon ultimately, where I plan on living and investing in mainly. I plan on investing in both Louisiana and Pennsylvania while I'm there, so do I just find a different bank in each area I move to or can I just use one bank in Oregon for all the properties ?
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JD Martin
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Originally posted by @Alexander Felice:
Keep an account with a balance anywhere you have a loan (when possible)
for personal use I would look to internet banks, much more competitive generally.
This is what I do. I have open accounts everywhere that I have used services. You can just leave a couple hundred bucks behind in most accounts without paying service charges, and it helps maintain you as a customer of the bank should you want to shop for services.
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