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George Frye
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Blanket Loan Notes Foreclosure

George Frye
  • Investor
  • Albany, GA
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I was brought the opportunity to buy the note on 40+SFR, however, it is a blanket loan and all 40 are under one note. If the borrower isn't paying do I have the right to foreclose on all 40 at one time or will each home have to be foreclosed individually?

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Logan Hassinger
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Logan Hassinger
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  • Fort Worth, TX
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@George Frye

You have the right to foreclose but that will mean 40 separate foreclosure actions. 

I ran in to a similar situation in Michigan where I bought a single note with 4 rental properties under it. It was 4 foreclosures. 

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