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Maximizing Fannie Mae Loans when Purchasing with a Partner
I'm looking to purchase small multi-families with a partner and we will be 50/50 on the deal. How can we structure this so that we both get the benefits of tax deductions while still leaving open the possibility of getting 4 Fannie Mae loans each (for a total of 8)? Is there a way that only one of us will be on each note, but both of us will be on each title and still get up to 8 properties through FM loans?