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Earl Jornales
  • Beaverton, OR
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Earl Jornales
  • Beaverton, OR
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I've set out a path to buying a multifamily and have been trying to compile a list of mortgage lending options.  I'll be on a call tomorrow with a mortgage expert. They're local, have good reviews, their opinion shows up in the newspaper and are pretty well-known for my area.  And I kind of wanted to prepare for that first conversation.  

  1. What questions should I expect will get thrown at me as he's trying to get a good feel about whether or not work with me? 
  2. And also the reverse of that, what questions should an investor be asking to see if the lender is a good fit for them?

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