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Buying A Second Home

Have you considered buying a second home? A secondary property can be a great investment in your future. It can also help you earn additional income and provide a retreat from everyday life. If you’ve been thinking about purchasing a second home, here are some considerations to bear in mind, plus tips for getting started.

Where To Buy A Second Home

Deciding where to purchase your next property is a major decision. Should you get a home close to your family? Or would you prefer one on a beach, in the mountains or in a city you love? It’s important to discuss locations with your spouse and other family members who might be included in this decision. From there, spend time researching the best local neighborhoods. Partner with a local real estate agent so you find the best areas for a second home. Plus, this makes the first step of the home buying process, preapproval, much easier. Doing research ahead of time about your new location, teaming up with a real estate agent in that area and calculating your finances within the new area will show upfront initiative to your lender as you navigate the mortgage process for your second property.

Uses For A Second Home

Some buyers already have a clear vision for their second home before making their purchase, but it’s OK if you’re not sure. Consider your options – it may even change your location.

Vacation Home

If you have a large family, you vacation often, or simply want your own spot to call home when you’re away, a vacation property might be what you’re looking for. You should choose a location you love visiting and exploring. 

Secondary residence

Does your job require a good deal of travel or time spent in another city? You might consider using your property as a secondary residence.

Investment property

Locking in a better fixed-rate is great, but it is not the only way to lower your bills. Adjustable-Rate Mortgages (ARM) generally offer lower rates in the early years followed by higher rates later. If you plan to be in the house for just a few years, an ARM may be a better option.

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