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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Literally WHERE to look for a lender?
Conventional lenders always have a disclaimer regarding which states they operate it. As someone investing out of state, should I be looking for a lender where I live, or in the market where I'm investing?
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Hi @Julie Dike - You want to find a lender that operates in the state where you're buying property.