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How to secure finance for multiple rentals (10+)?

Patrick K.
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Hi all, 

seeing some investor has a portfolio of 200+ rental properties, I am wondering how does the financing work behind the scene? Personally, I have a really tough time securing finance at just 10 properties without having to resort to unreasonable interest rates. 

I just started to go through the podcast here, feel free to link an episode if there are some good answers out there already. 

I am based in Canada, but I'm sure the strategy would be similar.


thank you for your time. 

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Gabe G.
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  • Grove City, PA
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Gabe G.
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  • Grove City, PA
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Hello @Patrick K.,

In the U.S. there are many national and regional lenders who are lending on SFH portfolios - the key is to find the ones who are. I'm not familiar with Canandian lending. It may be worth a call to Lima One Capital or Lending One (a subsidiary of Blackstone Capital) to get a lead on a lender in Canada doing the same type of financing.

All the best!

Gabe

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