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Filmon "Phil" Haile
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Blanket loan or individual loan

Filmon "Phil" Haile
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Hello I am in Houston. I own 4 single family properties. I am trying to refinance my properties. Should I do blanket loan or inidividual loan for each property. If the answer is blanket loan do you know any bank does that?

I do not own an LLC.

P.S. I have heard that blanket loan reduces your debt to income ratio.

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Ronald Rohde
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Ronald Rohde
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Originally posted by @Filmon "Phil" Haile:

Hello I am in Houston. I own 4 single family properties. I am trying to refinance my properties. Should I do blanket loan or inidividual loan for each property. If the answer is blanket loan do you know any bank does that?

I do not own an LLC.

P.S. I have heard that blanket loan reduces your debt to income ratio.

Portfolio loan via a single LLC is your most cost efficient manner. Plus single payment each month and a stronger relationship with one lender. I work with several lenders that can help, where are your properties?

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