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Bryan Pham
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Oakland, CA
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Portfolio/Blanket Financing vs Conventional Loans for BRRRR

Bryan Pham
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Oakland, CA
Posted

Hello BP,

I am looking to acquire a fairly sizable portfolio this year, I am wondering which strategy has worked well for seasoned investors in the past. I recently got the nod from my lender to do immediate delayed financing on properties where I purchase with cash and refi out before 6 months but after chatting with a few more members on bigger-pockets I am curious if this is the best route. Let's say if I bought 10 houses all cash is it better to use delayed financing on each one individually or should I do a portfolio/blanket loan? Thanks for your feedback and help! 

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