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Chris Chris
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Seattle Metro
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Business friendly banks in Seattle area?

Chris Chris
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Seattle Metro
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Hi all,

What are some good local banks in Washington for getting commercial loans for financing commercial retail property purchase?

I primarily bank with Keybank. While my banker is very sweet and helpful, she gave lousy terms and rates, and stated that I have very high DTI and pretty much ineligible for any loan. (Eg: Last month, after she advised me that I won't be able to do a cash refi in my rental, another banker at Keybank gave me a pretty good deal and I'm currently doing a refinance).

I'm planning to look in to commercial retail properties, I'm afraid that I'd be hurting my chances with Keybank if i go through her (she had rejected a loan application last year also).

So my question is, what banks might be better, and offer the best chances, before actually applying for a loan?

Thanks!

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