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Brandon Pearsons
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Home Path First Look Properties

Brandon Pearsons
  • Investor
  • Oroville, CA
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Hello All,

Other investors are finding ways around this first look ( owner-occupy) clause to make offers on primary residence homepath properties, as investment properties. Do you know how they are doing this? There is a 10k Fine for this.. Its hard to get an offer in because of this..

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Patrick L.
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Patrick L.
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If you're willing to commit a felony and your agent is willing to lose his/her license in order to get a deal then so be it. If not then you should keep playing by the rules.....there is no loophole other than fraud. If you see something that's clearly fraud and it can be proven then you should report it.

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