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Mark Stoel
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affidavit of occupancy

Mark Stoel
  • New York City, NY
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This is the exact opposite situation of related queries.  in short, mortgage broker states having me apply for loan as investment property on affidavit of occupancy, but i plan on residing there, will increase my chances of obtaining loan.  reason being, ive only owned my construction business for 1 yr, banks require 2 years of returns and Im using my brother as a co-borrower just for securing financing.  I have 25% down payment.  After my second year of business, i will refi to remove my brother from deed/mortgage.  my concern is, as stated on the affidavit, this is a federal crime.  I assume this is really meant to control the opposite situation.  any "real world" scenarios anyone can provide?  or knowledgeable advice? 

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