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Randy Dulac
  • Contractor
  • Hooksett, NH
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Vacation rental loan

Randy Dulac
  • Contractor
  • Hooksett, NH
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I am looking at buying a couple of short term vacation rentals in my state.  I understand that 10% down is all that is required.  I also understand that I am only allowed 1 vacation rental loan per vacation area.  I have heard that my wife could be the holder of one note and I could be the holder of another note, bringing the total to 2 properties we could own under this type of loan.  I know this is probably a silly question, but if going this method, won't we be greatly limited to the amount of a loan we could get on a property?

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