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Anthony Finger
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San Antonio Lenders for rental properties

Anthony Finger
  • Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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Hello BP community, I am looking for preferred lenders in the San Antonio area? If any investors would like to share who they use I would greatly appreciate it.  

I am making the move to buy my first rental property and am very excited!

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    Seth Teel
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    Seth Teel
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    @Anthony Finger  

    I will second @Ivan Vera on his recommendation for Corridor Funding. I have worked with Jason Hirko's colleague Jasen Miller on several loans over the last couple years.  

    That being said, are you looking for a hard money loan? A portfolio loan? or a conforming loan (conventional or other)?  I know Corridor has a new program for buy and hold investors that has good terms, but there are also a few other HM and Portfolio lenders I can recommend for buy and hold type loans. 

    If you plan to use a conforming loan, we've used Armando Barbosa of Vision Mortgage on our personal home and a couple investment properties.  

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