Have you checked small, local banks and credit unions, or explored the possibility of a line of credit?

Hi everyone, looking for feedback..I am a union electrician in NJ with 2 rental properties that I may transfer into an LLC (or perhaps a partnership).

I think a private loan through a credit union may work.  

I recently rented a small studio union city, nj to cut my commute to my current job in manhattan, which is programming at a trading company.

Local credit union approved me single commercial loan where I can consolidate all property into one loan ..

Does anybody know a good credit union or bank that does HELOC loans in California?  

The poor butt-hurt person you sent your letter to was not in their right mind about this, they have probably been victim to scams in the past or thought you were a South African prince in need of money.When at the Rip-Off Report website you can file a rebuttal or request a VIP Arbitration (starts about $2000.00) the information is all on the ROR website and in about 30 seconds you can resolve this...

Depending on how seasoned the property is.Paul  DurbakOhio Catholic Federal Credit Union & Augustine Financial Services, LLC

@Patrick KeelyFNMA  is offering rental loans for 30 years at about 4.25% was our pricing on non owner with added hits to pricing for Non Owner and LTV over 70% and scores less than 720You must not own more than 10 financed propertiesYou must have taxes filed and have some kind of incomescores over 640 but ANY credit union or residential mortgage lander can do that for you in the town where the property is located.  

If you have a spare day, visit 3-5 local banks or credit unions near you.