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Travis Peterson
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Best option for financing vacation home.

Travis Peterson
  • Investor
  • Minnesota
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I am looking to purchase a vacation home in the Phoenix AZ market. This will be a vacation home for my family and a STR when not in use by us. My budget is $1,200,000 and I can put 20% down. What is the best option/mortgage for me? Do I talk with a local bank, national bank, or mortgage broker?

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    Melanie Johnston
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    Melanie Johnston
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    @Travis Peterson

    Here are some search results for different parts of town. For maximum flexibility when attracting short-term rental guests, always start your search with non-HOA neighborhoods.

    There are even some neighborhoods without HOAs that have 30-day minimum rentals, but I've weeded those out.

    This search includes homes priced up to $1,300,000, as most sellers are currently being flexible on price.

    https://www.flexmls.com/share/...

    Let me know when I can help.

    Melanie

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