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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Where do you bank?
We just set up our llc and tax id info. We are looking for a bank to use. We want a bank that is investor friendly to build a relationship with. Where do you guys like? 5/3rd looks decent so far.
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Go with a community bank or credit union. 5/3rd is too large to take a chance on you.
5-10 branches max i would say.