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Luis Dedios
  • bolingbrook, IL
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Found a bank! Chicago!

Luis Dedios
  • bolingbrook, IL
Posted

Hello Bp! 

So after obsessing over realestate over the last year I took action!

I just closed on my first property in august which is my main residence and have a goal of acquiring another property by summer 2016.

I was listening to the podcast and I got the courage to go to the banks!

After 3 banks I found the one! Its a small local bank that will lend a conventional loan at 3.7% and I only need 10% down.. 

The catch is I need 6 months reserves to cover my current mortgage and the future mortgage. Also I have to pay 3 points.

Forgot to mention when I went to banks I took all my paperwork and 3 deals I analyzed and woud be interested in. 

Should I keep looking for banks?

Or is this a great deal?

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