A major Team Petros move-up program

Keep your current home. Buy your next.

A departing-residence program may help a qualified buyer keep the current home as a rental while purchasing a new primary residence. Team Petros reviews the rental-income path, documentation, reserves, equity, and total qualification picture.

Direct answer

Can I keep my home and buy another?

Potentially. If you qualify and meet the selected program’s requirements, the current home may become a rental instead of being sold before the next purchase.

KeepRetain the current home.
RentDocument eligible rental income.
MovePurchase the next primary home.

What Team Petros reviews

One qualification plan across both homes.

The review can include the current mortgage payment, proposed rent, lease documentation, equity, reserves, landlord history, new-home payment, income, assets, credit, and program-specific requirements.

Current-home rentLease documentationReservesNew primary residence

Common questions

Departing residence, explained simply.

Can rent from my current home help me qualify?

Eligible rental income may be considered when documented under the selected program. Requirements vary and may include a lease, proof of deposit, market-rent analysis, equity, reserves, or landlord experience.

Do I have to sell my current home first?

Not always. A departing-residence or bridge-loan strategy may help a qualified buyer move before selling or retain the current home as a rental.

Does every rental amount count?

No. Programs may use only an eligible portion of documented rent and may apply different requirements based on property, equity, history, and loan type.

Keep the home.Make the move.

Get a clear review of the rental-income, reserve, and qualification path.

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