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All Forum Posts by: Vinothkumar Arumugam

Vinothkumar Arumugam has started 2 posts and replied 2 times.

I have a home with a regular conventional home loan as a primary home with a home owner Insurance policy, recently bought one more property and during this process i have informed, my previous insurance (Geico) saying, i gave to primary home to rental. now they called up and said to go as landlord insurance instead of regular homeowner insurance and they plan not to renew the current home owner insurance.

Will my mortgage company require homeowner insurance as proof?

or 

shall i call the insurance company again and say, i am going to be primary insurance on that property 

or

I will handle the escrow myself by this way I can get the landlord insurance still do the mortgage company mind about home insurance proof?

I have an first home brought (2019) and stayed up till 2021 as primary res, after that moved to one more house in same city within 10 miles stayed there for a year, first home is rental and second home i am staying as primary res, now i like to buy one more house as primary res, and i happy to move to next place, am i eligible for 5 % down payment, or should i need to pay 10 to 20 % down payment.