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Hud Owner occupy running past deadline to move in
I bought a hud home for cash to resolve an hour commute I currently have for work. I am about done with my 2 months window to move in. I came across some problems with getting contractors in etc. that has put me behind my Reno schedule by 2 weeks. I have been working on this house every evening and Saturday, but I don’t want to move my stuff till the grossness left behind from the previous occupant is all gone! I will be living there for the full year and then decide what I will do next, sell, stay rent it out. Is there any problem if I am 2 weeks late moving in? Or should I put put on my big girl pants and live in a semi scurvy house. I could also put a bed and couch in it before my deadline ? Out side of sleeping at my current house I spend more time at the hud house.
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You will be fine. As long as you can document the experience all is good. In reality there is very little enforcement is at all