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Leticia Concepcion
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
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What are the penaliteis for Wells Fargo Reo Owner Occupancy

Leticia Concepcion
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Windermere, FL
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I want to buy an Reo but it is owner occupancy. Its a great deal in a good area and I know I can maybe do a land trust, but if the bank does not accept the land trust what are my options? If I buy in my name then deed it to the trust it should work. But if they find out that I sold my interest in the property what would be the penalties does anyone have info on that?Will I be blacklisted. Any help would be much appreciated. BTW I am a Realtor and dont want to lose my license either.

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J Scott
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J Scott
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If you buy it under the guise of being an OO, but don't actually plan to occupy it as an OO for at least a year, you're committing fraud. I don't know what the penalty is, but if you plan to do this with fraudulent intent, I hope you find out.

Don't buy as an OO unless you plan to occupy for at least a year.

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