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Quick Question on Credit and Creating Large Portfolios

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Hi Everyone, I’m new here and I’m pretty sure I’m missing something, but how do you invest as an individual in multiple properties without destroying your credit? At some point doesn’t debt to income tap out or your credit to the point at which you can’t acquire any more properties? I’m just asking because I see so many videos about people with 15, 25, even 100 units yet no clarification on the details and logistics of how this is possible.

Sorry if the answer is obvious to some, but as a newbie, I have no clue. Thanks for your time
 

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