@Michael Cheng I personally bank at First Republic because I like the small bank atmosphere in the branch. 

This plant holds the oldest titles in Travis County, dating all the way back to when Texas was the Republic of Texas.

good group of folks there and good networking for one in the mortgage industry.. socialist republic of city of Portland is doing some pretty weird stuff to landlords.. 

You can apply for a HELOC through First Republic and get a free appraisal.

(Citizenship in a Republic, Paris, 1910) So I'd like to pose the question in my subject for those in this forum , not in the spirit of self-congratulation, but to share meaningful information.

Try Republic bank, local privately owned.

Have you ever worked with the Republic of Boulder before?

Dev Paul based on what multiple people have said on your post, you need to take a serious look in the mirror and ask yourself why it’s even rational to consider investing in “If it moves we tax it and if we don’t tax it yet we probably eventually will” People’s Republic of California!

It's through First Republic Bank's Eagle Loan Community program - not offered in all geographies.

One for a cash out re-fi (can be a conventional mortgage which would be better terms), and one for buying the investment property (commercial loan department of a bank).If you don't need to finance any construction/rehab, I'd recommend republic bank.