Is there any way I can get a mortgage on a house that I don't have residency with?

Absolutely. It is referred to as an investment property. As Peter said they can require a larger down payment and will have a slightly higher interest rate but it is very common.

Sure... non-owner occupied loans, also known as investment property loans...

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The only way to do that is to put yourself on the title on the loan.. then the waiting period is usually 6 months after that.

Yes.. but pricing would be different depending on what the intended use would be, and which loan product you go with.. Investor owned is available using conventional financing, and if your co signing for someone, you can be a non occupying co borrower for some conventional products as well as FHA. You can also buy a home for your elderly parents and some lenders have a special program which allow this without the pricing hits you would get for an investment home, but without knowing more details, it's hard to give you specific advice. .. I'm a Broker here in Scottsdale AZ and I only lend in Arizona. If you or someone you know is looking for financing options, feel free to contact me or pass along my information. 480-287-5714 WilliamAcres.com

Yes of course, very easy, You can buy using a non residency loan, these require a little more down payment, please give me a call 1855 411 LEND. thank you Peter Savino HOMEMORTGAGEXOERT.com

Yes.. but pricing would be different depending on what the intended use would be, and which loan product you go with.. Investor owned is available using conventional financing, and if your co signing for someone, you can be a non occupying co borrower for some conventional products as well as FHA. You can also buy a home for your elderly parents and some lenders have a special program which allow this without the pricing hits you would get for an investment home, but without knowing more details, it's hard to give you specific advice. .. I'm a Broker here in Scottsdale AZ and I only lend in Arizona. If you or someone you know is looking for financing options, feel free to contact me or pass along my information. 480-287-5714 WilliamAcres.com

Yes, with a 25% or larger down payment, depending on your credit.

Hey, Nick.If you are asking if you can get financing for an investment property, yes, you can--single family residence and even multi-family property. If you mean can you be a non-occupying co-borrower, you can if the borrower will be living in the property. We see this often with a parent co-signing with a child.Becky -- Southern Trust Mortgage. 267-439-6034.

Investment property loan or you could also me a Non-Accupying Co-borrower. Get with a Lender411 Loan to discuss your situation.

Investment property loan or you could also me a Non-Accupying Co-borrower. Get with a Lender411 Loan to discuss your situation.

Absolutely. It is referred to as an investment property.

Yes you can, as everyone has referenced it would be an investment property.

Yes, Absolutely. It is referred to as an investment property. Its specialize in those types of property's. Please feel free to conactt me at any time with any questions or concerns you may have at roland@secureonecapital.com

It's possible yes ! Andrew

Yes you can get a loan for an investment property purchase. They do come at slightly higher interest rates than primary residences.

Nick, The time to pick up an investment property is now. Well actually was 2-3 weeks ago when rates were prime. Still great time to pick up additional real estate to invest in. It is called an Investment Property or Non Owner-Occupied Loan. Interest rates are higher on these loans because there is more risk on the banks for default. I'd suggest talking to a Licensed Loan Officer here off lender411 from Pennsylvania for more details. Good luck!

Yes for sure - you can refinance your investment property or buy a home you intend to be a rental. Best rates and programs are going to be with 25% or more in equity or down-payment.