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Mattaniah Yip
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Underwriter denied me for potential owner occupancy fraud

Mattaniah Yip
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hey guys! My husband and I currently own an owner occupied duplex in Los Angeles. We found another duplex .6 miles away we planned move into and finance via FHA. We were in escrow for about 20 days and everything seemed to be going smoothly. Then I was given the run around for another week and was just denied because they didn't believe we were going to move into the new duplex. We explained to them that the new place is in a better area. If you know LA; .6 miles can make a difference in the quality of neighborhood. Has anyone experienced being denied because bank assumes you are committing fraud? Can anyone recommend a loan officer who can handle something like this?

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