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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

affidavit of occupancy
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?