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Jesse Hodges
  • Fort Drum, NY
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Overseas long distance investing

Jesse Hodges
  • Fort Drum, NY
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I’m am active duty Army stationed in Korea. I am having trouble securing conventional financing due to the fact that I only have an APO address here. My “official army residence” is Pennsylvania but that is not linked to any specific address. My question is: Could it be considered fraud to list a parent’s address as my own for a loan even though I do not live there?

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Alex Deacon
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@Jesse Hodges you can absolutely invest but you need to have a good attorney and accountant advise you. Make sure they both communicate with each other to set up your business the correct way given your circumstances its even more critical to have a great team.

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