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Any advice on how to put multiple houses on one loan?

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    Hey @Tony C.

    I think what you are looking for here is known as a portfolio, umbrella or blanket loan. Try searching for those types of lenders.

    I know some portfolio lenders that do private loans. The lenders I know of need the properties to be held in a business entity.

    Good Luck

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