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Updated about 9 years ago,
Can "owner occupant only" requirement be enforced?
I was looking at listings on Zillow to get a feel for an area, and I saw this one come up:
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/7801-Saint-Fabia...
Depending on how much work it needs, it may be a great deal (Rents go for 1100-1400 in that area), but I notice this in the description:
"ONLY OWNER OCCUPANTS SINCE THIS IS AN APPROVED NSO SHORT SALE."
If I walk in there with cash, who are they to tell me what I do with the property afterwards? Surely the bank doesn't care what happens to it afterwards. I don't see how they'd have any legal standing to enforce this.
Any thoughts? What am I missing here?