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Updated over 1 year ago, 07/10/2023

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Matthew Graves
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  • Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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Can I get a Portfolio Loan for 3 SFR spread across two states?

Matthew Graves
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  • Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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We are looking to refinance three of our rental properties. Two of them are new construction single family homes in North Carolina (Lincolnton, NC & Statesville, NC) and the third one is a renovated single family home in Pennsylvania (Natrona Heights, PA). All are performing. 

Couple Questions:

1. Does it matter if the properties are in different states? 

2. Can anyone recommend a lender who would do this?

3. Any chance we could throw a parcel of undeveloped land (Dallas, NC) in on the refi as well?

  • Matthew Graves
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