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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Connect to commercial banks in Kansas (Wichita area)
Hi guys,
I'm planning on a BRRRR project in Wichita, KS area, and would really appreciate it if someone can refer some banks or a commercial bankers that I can speak to regarding refinance.
Thank you!
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I’d look into Fidelity, Equity Bank, Intrust and/or Emprise. These are some of our larger but still smaller community banks (with portfolio lenders). I’m sure I’m missing other great options. Credit Union of America in downtown Wichita has a commercial guy downtown that is busy but super knowledgeable. They might be worth a look too. They had good rates and longer term options than what I saw from other commercial lenders (though I’m an all cash guy myself on single family and small multifamily deals, so I haven’t looked around much).