Not exact matches
Most
home buyers who buy a
vacation home will have to
pay a second mortgage and meet higher credit standards since they are more likely to take on larger amounts of debt.
All - cash purchases have become prevalent in the second -
home market in recent years: 59 percent of investment
buyers paid cash in 2010, as did 36 percent of
vacation -
home buyers.
All - cash purchases have become fairly common in the investment - and
vacation -
home market during recent years: 49 percent of investment
buyers paid cash in 2011, as did 42 percent of
vacation -
home buyers.
All - cash purchases remained fairly common in the investment - and
vacation -
home market: 46 percent of investment
buyers paid cash in 2013, as did 38 percent of
vacation -
home buyers.
In 2011 almost half (49 %) of all investment
buyers paid cash while 42 percent of
vacation home buyers did the same.
Investment and
vacation -
home buyers have been
paying higher down payments than those buying a primary residence.
• In 2011, 42 percent of
vacation -
home buyers paid in cash, and 39 percent purchased distressed properties.