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Updated about 3 years ago, 11/26/2021

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Financing for Multiple 50k Properties

Trevor F.
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I have a number of properties I purchased cash in the last year for around 50-70k each in North Carolina that are currently rented at market rents. I need to find financing for them and I don't want to use my conventional slots. What is the best route in this scenario? Most lenders i see have a minimum loan amount. What is the best route for these small properties? Bundle them together and portfolio cash out refinance? Properties may appraise for more than what i bought them for but i am not relying on that avenue. 

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