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Marc Mahadeo
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Fannie Mae 10 Property Financing Rule

Marc Mahadeo
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  • Marietta, GA
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Good afternoon BP family-

This is my first post out here as I have run into a snag. I am currently in the process of refinancing two duplexes and my current portfolio is holding me back due to structure. I purchased a portfolio of 10 units 5 parcels in 2017, a portfolio of 8 SFH in 2018, and acquired two duplexes early on. My entire portfolio equates to 4 mortgages plus my personal home. The underwriter is stating that even though there is one mortgage attached to 5 parcels or 8 parcels, it is still looked at as all properties being financed and it exceeds the 10 property financing rule. Has anyone run into this and were they able to overcome the rule? I appreciate everyone taking the time out to read this post.

Thank you. 

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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The Fannie 10 limit rule is 10 financed Properties, not 10 Loans.  5 different properties with one blanket mtg counts the same as the 5 properties with 2 loans each.  It’s time for portfolio or commercial loans.

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