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Brandon Cohen
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Vacation Rental in Rincon, Puerto Rico

Brandon Cohen
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • New York, NY
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Hi All, I've been looking at purchasing a vacation rental in Rincon, PR...a beautiful small surf community I've vacationed at for years.  I would be going in on this with a friend, and was just informed that in PR if you're married the spouse has to be on the loan.  We're both married, and prefer to not have our wives on the purchase (too many chefs in the kitchen).  Does anyone know of this and if there's any way around it?  

That, and if anyone has any insight (positive or negative) on the PR market, it would be greatly appreciated.  Of course, the real estate agents say the market in Rincon specifically is not as affected as other areas.  

Brandon 

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