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Tyler Cook
  • Realtor
  • Greater Tampa Bay Area, FL
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Renting out my Primary Residence

Tyler Cook
  • Realtor
  • Greater Tampa Bay Area, FL
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Has anyone approached their lender to ask if they could rent out their Primary Residence? What is the best way to approach/frame the conversation with your lender so that they will allow it? If I say I need the rental income to pay my bills, is this the best approach? Thanks!

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    Reid Chauvin
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    Reid Chauvin
    • Lender
    • Nashville TN - Licensed in AL AR DC FL GA LA MD TN, TX and VA
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    @Tyler Cook - generally a conversation with your lender is not necessary to convert your primary residence into a rental. Only reason I can think of to have that conversation is if you are buying a new property and need to use the rental income to help you qualify for the next loan. 

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