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Jordan Vires
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Full time with Multiple Properties

Jordan Vires
  • Investor
  • London, KY
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Greetings,

Does anyone here have enough units/properties that it allows to be their full time job? I am not talking about those that have already had a career and retired. I am curious how financing works once real estate investing is full time job for someone. For example, what would an individual have to do in order get as many properties as possible and not be cut off my mortgage limits. I have heard that through commercial loans there is no limit.

Any feedback appreciated.

Thanks

Jordan

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Jean Bolger
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Jean Bolger
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There are lots of way for what you're talking about to happen; portfolio lenders, blanket loans, commercial lending, seller financing... You can use the search bar at the top of the page to research previous forum discussions on any of these.
I'm sure there's no way of assessing what "most" on BP own. The membership runs from people researching their first possible purchase to those that have been in the business for decades. And yes, there are folks that own hundreds to thousands of units. Some of them are comfortable with discussing their number of properties publicly, some not.

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