Find a new lender that’s a regional bank or credit union.

Hi @Candido Trinidad, I would highly suggest contacting all credit unions and regional banks in your area and asking them if they will lend on the type of property you are looking at.

This is a niche that I don't encounter too often and had a few questions for someone in this region.

A top 50 investment company has a few positions open (Regional Manager, Property Manager and Assistant Property Manager) to which I’ll be applying.

I have used super regionals and national banks for loans.

Use local or regional banks who are more open to doing these type of deals.

OR try for a commercial portfolio loan (talk to the commercial lender at your local/regional/credit unions.)

Definitely new kitchen and in the Philadelphia region we can do new a kitchen for way under $50k.

If they're situated on one tax lot then you may indeed be limited to a commercial loan.We prefer working with lenders who service their own loans, such as regional credit unions or banks.

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