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Taylor Ballam
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Portfolio Lenders in Utah (northern utah)

Taylor Ballam
  • Creative Director
  • Issaquah, WA
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I'm ashamed to say I haven't been as active on the site lately. It's time for me to get back in. I'm learning and doing as much research possible on portfolio lenders in northern utah. I just purchased a condo with a partner that doesn't qualify for conventional financing due to HOA restrictions / issues. I'm hoping to find local utah portfolio lenders and get more advice on portfolio lending in Utah (northern utah specifically). Any leads?

Thx!! 

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Tyler Williams
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Tyler Williams
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Several credit unions offer them as well. America First, Goldenwest and University Federal. Talk to their business lending department(s).

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