If you have excellent credit and some money or equity, then I would suggest going to a small, local bank who keeps their loans in their portfolio.

Peel off the ones with the most equity and try it.2) Approach a local portfolio lender, like a credit union, and see if they will offer you a blanket loan to refinance all the properties into one loan.

If you have solid financials and good credit, you can get 70 LTV refis by going to small banks in the area that do portfolio lending.

Plenty of other bargains are readily available for portfolio building.

He is always looking for good deals. he is very busy managing his portfolio, and does not really haver the time to market and search for deals.

Some say you'll be able to build a bigger portfolio faster using leverage.

Blank Investment Group has selected a property that we feel will benefit you and your portfolio in growth and return.

We are in process of talking with a company that does "Stock Portfolio" based loans.

If you really want to find RE bargains find a community you get familiar with, have a title company provide you a report of property owner 65 years and older that have been in there homes more the 10 years and begin mailing an investor letter (you can write or use another investors letter) explaining you are an investor looking properties like theirs that compliment your portfolio.

Although I have not been successful in finding one, many investors here suggest using local community banks (portfolio lenders), who typically lend based on ltv of appraised value.