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Stan Butler
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Anyone Getting Blanket Loans??

Stan Butler
  • Investor
  • Roswell, GA
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About 8-10 years ago these were fairly popular in the investment community to consolidate a bunch of individual loans under a single "blanket". Is anyone writing these kind of loans anymore??

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Stan Butler
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@Marc Creason - Lets say its a portfolio of 6 SFR properties with a total value of about $600k and LTV of about 75%. I would like to see if there are products out there with amortization of 15-20 years, long fixed rate period and no balloon (or as far out as possible). They are all currently financed with individual Portfolio Loans

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