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Looking for Banks/Lenders in DFW, Texas

Sut Sinpraw
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Hi awesome BP members,

I bought one single family home with cash last 6 months ago. Now I am in the process of buying another one with 20% down payment traditional convention loan with 6% interest 20 years term with a local bank. I think the interest rate is too much and I want 30 years fixed but this bank does not offer such loans. So I am looking for lenders/ banks with low interest rate with 30 years fixed loan. I prefer local or face to face meetings not over the phone conversations. I am buying properties for Buy & Hold. I am planning buying 2 or 3 properties every year. Please let me know if you or anyone has any recommendation for local banks/ lenders in DFW Texas. 

Thanks in advance,

Sut 

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