It will put another barrier to removal (takes a few days up to a week for ACH transfers between institutions).

Farmington Bank used to offer such a product; however, it is no longer available once they were acquired by People's United Bank.I am open to going under FNMA standards; however, if you do not have a loan package I would be eligible for, can i ask whether your institution makes portfolio loans to real estate investors?

Looking for recommendations on accountants. I currently own two properties, both of which I intend on transferring to my LLC. I am also preparing to acquire property in GA so I am in need of some tax advice.

(Due to amortization the numbers wouldn't actually be exactly that round) Over time that gap will get ever-bigger and my eventual payoff will get higher and higher too, so if I'm a big dumb bureaucratic institution that doesn't realize real estate is cyclical when making my models and choices, why would I rush to foreclose?

I am a licensed plumber in Massachusetts and am interested in Real Estate investing.

Private loans from ma and pa lenders are, in my opinion, the best way to finance up front (unless you can buy for cash).

It is most likely a litigation problem and I would also like them to review my current lease to see if it needs updating to include my issue.I’m from Haverhill, Massachusetts so anywhere around the Merrimack Valley area would be helpful.

Keep in mind that getting a loan just on an LLC would be challenging.By the way, I'm an attorney by the way in Massachusetts.

I live in Winchester, MA (8 miles north of Boston).

I don't have any good experience with large banks / institutions for investment properties so i always work with local small lenders.I typically first find a new property, then do the closing and refinancing at the same time.