Can you secure 1 loan for 3 properties?
Hi, if this is a ridiculously dumb question please refrain from destroying me. 

I’ve been putting some thought into possibly buying 3 duplexes in the future. It is evident that if done right you can basically live for free. My plan would be to put 100-200k down. The duplexes would be fairly nice 500k each so I’d need a loan for 1.4 or 1.3 Million. I’ve done research on what I can charge in my area and surrounding cities. After costs I’d make 4-6k a month. 

After 3-4 years I’d hope to sell them for a small profit and move on. 

I’m just wondering if it is possible to secure one loan for this? 
[{"id": "dv7sgyr", "text": "Yeah but you're gonna need at least 25% down for all of them, so $350k. It's a blanket loan or a portfolio loan.", "replies": [{"id": "dv858nh", "text": "Possibly not. I have done 2 blanket loans in the last year  @ 20% down, but they were on 3/1 Arms.", "replies": [{"id": "dv9kote", "text": "3/1 arms? Can you explain this term", "replies": [{"id": "dv9l1ga", "text": "Google it...it will be explained best that way, but it's a a 30 year loan that only lock the rate for 3 years, then you have to refinance. It typically teases a low rate like i'm at 4.25%, would have probably been near 5% if I did a 30 year long term loan only issue if my rate will most likely go up in 3 years, or I'll just need to refinance. Nice thing is the 3 years of equity I build will push me to 25% so I can just go to a normal loan, and I'll probably plan to do a 15 year, so i then pay off the investment in 18 years.", "replies": [{"id": "dvalgxo", "text": "oh so a baloon payment. Loan is due in x years but amortizes for x + y so you end up paying much lower payments then either refi or pay it off. Its a good strategy, I had just never heard that before. Good for you, I am saving up right now to get my first investment property and I get more excited every month.", "replies": [{"id": "dvbkxqv", "text": "No balloon payment due, they could just change your loan rate, after 3 years, every year until you pay off the loan. 3/1, the 1 meaning the loan rate resets every year...so a 5/5 arm means the loan rate reset every 5 years after the initial 5 year term.", "replies": [{"id": "dvc2inl", "text": "That\u2019s pretty cool, honestly never heard of that", "replies": [], "depth": 7}], "depth": 6}], "depth": 5}], "depth": 4}], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dv85j7o", "text": "I own 4 rental properties, 2-3 familes, 1 4-family and 1- 5 family. You could possibly pull in that kind of profit, but make damn good and sure you're setting aside at least $1000/mo for capitol repairs, especially if you don't know how to fix anything. \ni bought them doing a loan my local bank offered. 20% down, 3/1 Arm, prepayment penalty. and it was a blanket loan. Might work for you case if you only plan to do it for 3-4 years, but you're gonna need more money. You'll need closer to $300K, plus they will want you to show 6 months worth of expenses in savings, and you'll need a very good debt to income ratio. ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dv92id9", "text": "Check out Core-vest or Colony American -- they both have portfolio loans, but you'll need a minimum of 5..Or you can get into the 12-month aggregator program, where they will do each of your properties giving you time to build your portfolio past 5 properties, then wrap all of them up into the blanket loan. 5 or 10 year fixed rates. Watch minimum per asset values.", "replies": [{"id": "dv9l9dx", "text": "Thanks for this, I am looking for this exact product, but wish I could do only 20% down.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]