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I had to move out of my home for personal reasons. I found renters but did not realize I need to get a different mortgage on the house since it would now be an investment property. How do I approach this with my loan servicer at this time?

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I'm not sure that you are asking a legal question. If you are considering refinancing your mortgage that would be question for a lender. If I miss understood you can contact us at 303-688-0944 to schedule a case assessment with one of our attorneys.

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