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Adam Gonzalez
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2nd Home Loan With No 1st Home Loan?

Adam Gonzalez
  • Orange County, NY
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Good Morning Everyone!

I was wondering if anyone could provide an answer to my question. Can you be approved for a 2nd home loan if you do not currently have a mortgage on a 1st home, or, are not currently on a deed (a/k/a renting atm)? If having a 1st mortgage, or, your name on a deed is a requirement, could your name be added to a deed to accommodate that requirement? I am having trouble finding any answers to this online so I figured I should go straight to the experts. Thanks so much for your time! It is always appreciated. 

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Scott E.
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  • Scottsdale, AZ
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Scott E.
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Yes you can. Sounds like you are looking to buy a rental property or a vacation home? 

You do not need to own your primary residence in order to be qualified for a loan on a rental property or a vacation home.

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