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Tyler Cook
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Wanting to rent out secondary home/investment property

Tyler Cook
  • New to Real Estate
  • Nashville
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Hi All,

This is my first post on here so looking forward to learning with/from everyone. My first question is about my secondary home.

I purchased a secondary home outside my original home in Nashville with intentions of staying here a large chunk of the year and working remotely. I've had the property a few months, and now my job has changed their directive on working remote and I am not able to achieve what I intended to do with the property. 

Am I able to rent this property out on a full year lease now? I don't want to sell really, and air bnb is too much work for me currently. I may want to use this as a vacation property again down the road, but right now my job does not allow.

I am just looking for some advice and if I should write a letter to the lender explaining my situation or what the best route to take would be.

Thanks so much!

Tyler

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