by Real Estate Investor
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Are mortgage rates higher if I'm buying a house that's not intended to be a personal residence? I'm considering purchasing a condo as a rental investment. My lender tells me that my interest rate on the mortgage is going to be about .5% greater because I'm buying it as an investment property.
Is this standard and if so, is there any way around it?
I have no plans to reside in the rental unit. Thanks!


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