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Luke Carl
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If it's a "Vacation Home" can I AirBnb??

Luke Carl
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I just assumed this was totally kosher but now I'm reading things that are making me worried. I have a 10% down vacation home conventional mortgage with PMI that I ended up putting on Airbnb and switching to commercial insurance. We do still go and stay there about once per month. Am I breaking rules??

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John Underwood
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As long as you pay your mortgage on time I doubt your mortgage company you will care. I have a similar loan. I made the property a vacation rental years later. I use Homeaway.com and AirBnB. Homeaway is responsible for over 90% of my bookings.

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