When obtaining an FHA loan, you must be purchasing a primary residence; often, the definition of ‘second home’ can be confusing. While FHA loans don’t support vacation homes or investment properties, you may qualify for an FHA loan on a second property in certain situations. For example, your family may be growing and this may necessitate the need for a new primary residence where you can finance with an FHA loan; you will have to qualify for the new house, which is why many people have to sell their previous home to qualify for the new home.   However, if your income supports both housing payments and your other debts, you may qualify for that additional home with an FHA mortgage. Alternatively, it could be that you’re relocating for work. If you’re not sure whether you qualify for an FHA loan, contact the brilliant experts at BrickWood Mortgage today.