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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Buynig multipe lots for rentals
I am currently looking into buying two separate SFR lots from one owner. My question is if I go with traditional financing would I be able to buy both properties in one loan? or would I have to do two separate loans? one lot has a trailer on it and the other is just land. I'm thinking if I can get both of the properties I would combine them back into one as they are adjacent and re-zone so I could build a MFR quadplex. does this seem like a good idea on the surface?
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You will need two loans. If both properties are from the same owner, see about getting them combined into one parcel.