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Debra Muth
  • Palmyra, WI
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group financing

Debra Muth
  • Palmyra, WI
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I found an investor looking to get rid of 5 properties. I have evaluated this and it seems like a good deal. My question is how does this work with financing when there are 5 separate properties, are they put together as one loan or separate loans? I remember reading that there is a portfolio that can be put together for these types of cases. 

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