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Can I get a loan in a different state than the property for investment?

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I live in NC and am looking for investments in PA.
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As long as he is licensed it should not be a problem. However someone local may be able to take care of you better. They will know the best service providers (appraisers, title, RE agents, ect.) ) to use and will have a personal relationship with them in case you need a favor.

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August 26 2009
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Bddy,

If your local lender is licensed in the state of Pennsylvania then you should be able to work with them if you would like to do so.  Ask your loan officer to ensure that they have current licensing there.  Hope this helps!

John
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Not every lender can lend in every state ask your favorite local lender if they can assist or recommend someone in PA.
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I have 20-25% down, I just want to know if I can work with my local lender or have to jump through hoops in Pa when I go look at the properties.
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