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Thomas Staub
  • Real Estate Coach
  • Austin, TX
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Loans maxed out. Now what?

Thomas Staub
  • Real Estate Coach
  • Austin, TX
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Hello I have reached my 10 loans and have considered the blanket loan option but lenders need the properties to be worth $100K each and the loan size has to be at least $500K so about $750K in total value. What are other options, besides getting married, to access more loans or acquire more properties without doing a cash buy?

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