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Need help with a question owner occupied/rental?
Hello BP. I have a question.
I just bought a condo, and I was planning to live there, but something came up, so I want to stay at my current residence and no longer go foward with living in my new condo. So my plan is to rent it out now. Can I do this with no issues? My friend told me i have to wait 6 months if i want to rent it, since it will become an investment. My new condo is in long beach California . Any info will be appreciated.
I got the condo with a conventional loan owner occupied. I closed in June.