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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Reliance, Royal, or American?
I'm looking to open new checking/savings accounts with a local bank to keep my real estate investing money separate from my other personal accounts. Ideally, the bank will also be a good option for real estate or small business loans. I've narrowed it down to:
- Reliance Bank
- Royal Banks of Missouri
- American Bank of Missouri
Anyone have experience with any of these, good or bad? Would love to hear from fellow investors in the area before I set something up. Thanks!
- Megan