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Jeremy Kleier
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Small Multi-family lenders in Colorado Springs

Jeremy Kleier
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  • Woodford, WI
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Does any know of any small multifmaily lender in or around colorado springs? 

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    @Jeremy Kleier if I was in your shoes. I would find out the brick and mortar location of those commercial loan officers. I would prepare a bio sheet for them and I would put on my best suit and tie and march down there and press the flesh a bit. Right now lots of them are pretty busy and it takes that personal connection to get over the hump. Lets them know you are serious if you invest a bit of time to meet them. It's best to do it when you don't actually need money for a deal but works none the less.

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