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Camper House Hack / intent to owner occupy
Hello,
I’m exploring creative financing for a currently occupied duplex.
Because there are leases in place I would not be able to live in the duplex upon purchase and I’m curious if living in a camper on the property until the lease is up would meet the requirements for a low money down owner occupied loan?
The scenario is assuming local laws allow the camper on the property.
Anyone have experience doing anything like this?