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Ben Welling
  • Seminole, FL
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Condo-tel Financing in FL

Ben Welling
  • Seminole, FL
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I have been looking to purchase a beach condo as a second home / investment. I plan to rent it out weekly as a vacation rental when I'm not using it. I was pre-qualified for a second home loan at 10% down / 4.75% / 30 yr fixed, but have run into a snag. Apparently, the condo I have under contract is considered a "condo-tel" because it has a front desk. Owners are not required to use the on-site rental desk (and I don't plan to use it), but lenders still seem to want 15-25% down because simply because it is considered acondo-tel. That is more cash than I have on hand. Has anyone been able to finance one of these as a second home for only 10% down? Any suggestions for getting this done at terms closer to those I noted above?

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