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Andrea Thurau
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  • Cleveland, Oh
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5 year plan, 4 conventional loan max

Andrea Thurau
  • Professional
  • Cleveland, Oh
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I am building my 5, 10, 15 and 20 year plan and I am going to have more than 4 mortgages in the next 5 years. From the information that I gathered on the podcasts, I know the rule with fannie and freddie about having only 4 conventional loans per person. Once I reach my 4 loan max what can I do? Is my only option commercial and private investors? I know this seems like a basic question but it is just a roadblock that I have right now and I would really appreciate some guidance!

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