It's called cross collateralization and it can be done, but you'll be hard pressed to find a bank that wants to do it (unless it's a package of properties you're buying at once from the same seller perhaps).

Fingers crossed! 

Just some green areas here and there.

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It looks like some wires may have gotten crossed.

If you give me some cross streets where the property is located I can give you a complete picture (free) of all numbers and data included (rents, valuation, vacancy, appreciation, ROI/CCR)

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There has to be something special about the loan terms or LTV you are getting to want to cross-collateralize.

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