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Blanket loan

Fred Helm
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  • Louisville, KY
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Hello all, 

Hey I was wondering, I live and invest in Louisville Kentucky. Does anyone know a bank that will do blanket loans on rental properties? I have 4 single family houses all valued between $40 &50k each and I would like a loan of $100k collateralized by the four properties for as long a loan add I can get. 30 yr being my best option but even a 15 year would be great. If not, do you know where I can go?

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    Fred Helm
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    Yes.  No mortgage on any of them

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