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Updated almost 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

How do they know?
I reached out to our finance guy and asked about 2nd home requirements. He said, "You can rent the home out but it must be less than 50% of the year." My question is, how does a lender know if I were to rent it for more than 50%? Just wondering.
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In short, they probably won't. It's just like using a primary as a rental, the odds of them ever coming around is so close to 0.
I would also ask about the 50% rental part, I have never ran into that problem with any of my clients. The only restriction we have to deal with is where you have to stay in it 2 weeks out of the year.