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Mark Futalan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • La Quinta, CA
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2nd home/vacation home financing

Mark Futalan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • La Quinta, CA
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Hi BP,

I have 2 STR's. 1 is a 2nd home and got vacation home financing on that house. The other is an investment property. Was curious to know if you can get 2nd home financing (10% down) on another property located in another city but within the same state (CA). Are there any specific requirements having multiple "2nd homes" and if so, what are they? Is there a distance requirement between 2nd homes? I remember when we got our 2nd home financing, they required the property to at least be 80 miles or so from our primary. I plan to use the property part time and rent when not in use. My primary residence is in LA. Appreciate the feedback.

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