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Portfolio & Blanket

Several rentals, one loan

Wraps multiple rental properties into a single loan with one payment and one closing. Worth it once individual financing becomes the bottleneck.

How it works

Five or more properties are underwritten as a single pool using aggregate DSCR across the portfolio, which means a weak performer can be carried by strong ones. One appraisal order, one closing, one payment. Release provisions let you sell individual properties by paying down an agreed portion.

Example
An investor owns eight rental properties and wants one financing relationship rather than eight unrelated loans. A portfolio or blanket structure may consolidate collateral or create cross-property flexibility, depending on lender design.

Who it can work well for

Investors with five or more doors who are tired of closing costs and paperwork multiplying with every acquisition, and those hitting conventional financed-property limits.

What lenders actually look at

Lenders review the whole portfolio: property-level cash flow, overall leverage, concentrations, borrower liquidity, credit, experience, entity structure and whether properties will be cross-collateralized.

Illustrative lender guidelines

These are educational examples, not universal approval rules. Exact requirements and maximum leverage vary by lender and complete scenario.

ScenarioCredit / qualifierIllustrative leverage
Portfolio DSCR 1.25+700+75%
Portfolio DSCR 1.10-1.24700+70%
Minimum properties5
Minimum loan$500,000 typical
Release provisionNegotiable, verify

What to watch for

Read the release provisions carefully before signing. If you cannot sell one property without unwinding the whole facility, the loan is a trap rather than a tool.

What borrowers commonly misunderstand
Common misconception: a blanket loan is always simpler. Cross-collateralization can make future property sales and releases more complex, so release provisions matter.

When this may not be the best choice

It may not be best when properties are likely to be sold individually soon, when one weak asset drags down stronger ones, or when separate DSCR loans preserve flexibility.

Common questions

What is a blanket loan?
One loan can be secured by multiple properties, subject to the lender’s collateral and release structure.
What is a release provision?
It describes how a property can be removed from collateral when sold or refinanced and what paydown may be required.
Why use portfolio financing?
Scale, convenience, cross-property cash flow and relationship pricing can make it attractive for larger investors.

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Educational information only. This page is not a commitment to lend, approval, rate quote or representation that every lender offers the terms shown. Lending guidelines and overlays change frequently.