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Occupancy matters
A second home must meet applicable personal-use, location and occupancy requirements and cannot simply be an investment property labeled differently.
Second-home financing · Virginia and nearby markets
Second-home financing depends on how the property will be occupied and used. Joe can compare conventional and Non-QM paths for qualified buyers whose income or property scenario needs a different approach.
How it works
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A second home must meet applicable personal-use, location and occupancy requirements and cannot simply be an investment property labeled differently.
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Qualified borrowers may have traditional or alternative-income documentation options depending on the program.
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The review considers current housing obligations, liquidity, credit and the new property’s total payment.
Plan before you apply
Common questions
Program rules vary. Regular or primary rental use may cause the property to be treated as an investment property.
Some Non-QM programs permit eligible bank-statement documentation for a second home.
No. The location, occupancy, control of the property and intended use must meet the selected program’s requirements.
A clear comparison
Joe can review your scenario, explain the tradeoffs and compare available alternatives without the jargon.
Joe Rogers, EVP of Sales – Cornerstone Division and Mortgage Loan Originator, NMLS #188286. For informational purposes only. Loan programs, rates, terms and eligibility are subject to change without notice. All loans are subject to credit approval, property approval and underwriting requirements. Not all applicants will qualify. Equal Housing Opportunity.