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Nathanael Shook
  • Rental Property Investor
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Local Bank Lender in the Denver area

Nathanael Shook
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Englewood, CO
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Greetings all,

I recently started listening to the BiggerPockets podcast and have begun thinking about investing in my first single family home in the Denver market.  I plan on purchasing a single family house within the next year, living in it for a year, then turning it into a long-term rental property after finding and purchasing a new house.

I've heard working with local banks or credit unions can be helpful to the small real estate investor as opposed to national bank chains.  I currently bank with Chase.  Could anyone recommend any local banks or credit unions with an office in the DTC area that maybe helpful for someone looking to purchase multiple investment properties in the coming years?

Thank you to all who respond in advance.

- Nate

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Chris Lopez
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Chris Lopez
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@Nathanael Shook - welcome to BP!

Work with a local lender when you purchase your property. Working with local lenders give you an advantage when buying property. 

Give @Jared Bouzek a call. He knows his stuff!

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