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What To Consider When Buying A Vacation Home

Buying a vacation home is a little different than buying your primary residence. It could be a great purchase that gives you a great return on your investment. It could also be a major loss if you aren’t careful. Before you...

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Last Year, Investment Home Sales Beat Vacation Home Sales

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Fewer vacation homes were sold while investment home sales soared last year based on the latest data from the National Association of Realtors’ 2017 Vacation and Investment Home Survey.At a glance, there were 721,000 second home sales made and 1.14 million investment homes were sold in  Read more

How to Qualify for a Second Home or Vacation Home Purchase

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You have worked hard enough in life that you decide you want to buy a second home. This is an exciting time! There is just something so different about owning a home you can vacation at rather than renting or staying in a hotel. The good news is the mortgage process is similar to the one you went  Read more

A Primer on Refinancing a Second Home

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Yes, it is possible to refinance a vacation home or a second home but things might prove to be more complicated and tricky than refinancinga regular residential property.For starters, many lenders are wary of refinancing nonowner-occupied properties because borrowers are more likely to default  Read more

What Streamlined Refi Programs are Currently Available?

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Rates have been on a steady hike after the historic US elections but Freddie Mac’s PMMS®results last week could just be the right signal for homebuyers and refinancers to lock in on rates. Not that it’s really necessary. With today’s record-low rates, and borrower-friendly mortgage programs, there  Read more

Can I Add a Co-Borrower to My Mortgage Without Refinancing?

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Can’t get a mortgage on your own? Why not add a borrower to your home loan? Getting a co-borrower is a strategic way to get your mortgage loan approved and indeed a more secure pathway to tackling the financial burden of homeownership. What is a Co-Borrower? A co-borroweris a someone who shares  Read more

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