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Getting a second home that I will live in within 5/6 months with a low interest loan.? I am a RE investor in training. And I just got a property that I am suppose to live in as my principal home. I will rent out the rest of the rooms to generate cash flow. However I want to buy another property to generate more cash flow. But I want to get a low loan rate if possible. Is it possible to get a second loan without having to get an investment loan with high interest? I had a couple people tell me that in about 5-6 months I can write a letter to my lender and tell them that I dont like to live there anymore for any reason, ie hate the location, don't like the neighbors, etc. and that I want to buy a second home and live in there. That way I can go out and get me another loan for a low rate and have that as my new principal property, while keeping the first home to rent out for cash flow. These guys already has 6 homes and tells me that is how they has been doing it. Is this legal?
By BA Posted on 06/11/06 Total Answers 1
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Basically, if the lender believes the new home will be your primary residence, then you can get a primary home loan. Once you obtain a multitude of properties, you will find it extremely difficult to convince the lender this is the case. Did you know that you need to tell the lender of your current mortgage that you're renting out the property? I assume you obtained renter's liability insurance while rentin it out, rather than ordinary homeowner's insurance?
Answer by : charlottesville101.com On Date 2006-06-11 16:29:53

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