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Updated almost 12 years ago on . Most recent reply

Anyone dealt with New Penn Financial?
I'm looking to buy some more rental properties. I could probably buy 2 with cash, but I'd prefer to leverage my money and buy at least 4 more using financing. However, that will put me above the 4 loans that most lenders will finance.
I saw on another BP thread that someone suggested checking out New Penn Financial since - according to their website - they have a real estate investor loan program which allows you to finance up to 20 properties.
Basically, I'm just wondering if anyone has ever used them or heard anything about them (good or bad)?