In other words, can I use HARP to refi a non-owner occupied property? by FSFitzgerald from Hinesburg, Vermont. Mar 25th 2013
As long as your loan is HARP eligible, you can use HARP. It doesn't matter if the property is owner occupied or not. ~ Bert Carpenter, The LoansA2z team of NOVA Home Loans ~ NMLS 40586 ~ Licensed in California and Arizona ~ www.LoansA2z.com 888-889-9950
Absolutely! However not all lenders will allow this. Also, if you own a total of more than 4 financed properties finding a lender will be a little more difficult but there should be a local one here that can help you.
Yes, you can refinance an investment property within the same HARP2.0 guidelines as primary.
Yes, you most certainly can., as long as it is owned by FNMA or FHLMC, also, we have lenders that will go to 10 properties owned for the very best qualified investors. Feel ree to contact us if any interest in chatting. Good luck.
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HARP can be used for both primary, secondary, and investment properties. There is a program that offers an Unlimited Loan To Value, so if you are upside down by a large margin, there is help! I can be contacted directly for any questions you may have as I can offer services to you as a Nationwide Direct Lender! Enjoy the afternoon!
Sure, primary residence, 2nd home and investment property all eligible.
Yes. HARO is available for non owner occupied properties
Fitz - Charlie got this one really wrong. HARP is for primary, secondary and investment properties. Find a good broker. Andrew
Yes you can use HARP for non owner occupied properties.
HARP can be utilized for any property that meets it guidelines, be it a primary residence or an investment property. The best way to determine if you are eligible is to locate a lender in your state who is willing to go over all the options with you to see if you qualify.
HARP can be utilized for primary as well as investment properties. Check with a lender in your state to go over all the options that are available.
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