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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Realtor Seeks Alternative Financing in Boston Commercial
Greetings
I've been part of the BP community for a while. I have a couple questions I hope you all can help with. I am a newly realtor full time (part time 3 yeas) and thus have no w2 work history at least that isn't 3 months old. I own a 3 family in Boston MA that has rental income and also a condo in Boston. What are some ways I can get funding for an additions property? Right now I have two separate conventional loans and I was wondering if possible to convert to one portfolio. Thoughts? My goals are more doors more buy and hold. Ideally I'd like to buy two or so properties a year and ideally one day have 100 properties one day haha.
Your help is much appreciated!
Best
Frank