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How to finance a concurrent close (15 SFRs) w/ conventional finan

Robert Bleisch
  • Investor
  • Lubbock, TX
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Hello everyone, 

Curios if anyone can help me figure out if it is possible to finance a concurrent close on 15 or so SFR's (different sellers) using conventional financing (assuming the borrower has good credit, reserves and 20% down for each property)??????????

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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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A credit union (STCU- in Spokane) just financed a multiple, concurrent purchase with different sellers Dec 4th. I was one of the sellers.

 Like @Wayne Brooks mentions, they will hold in their lending portfolio.  It was cool.  The buyer was $20k short on DP funds at the 11th hour.  One seller was able to come in with the $20k to make the buyer whole while everyone else was funded.  No way a conventional lender would have allowed that.  Small portfolio lenders rock!

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