Thanks, but lets sort out these questions" would have been the proper response at closing.

A good underwriter nowadays will see that your SFH is nearby and most likely larger so it is inconceivable for you to move into a smaller place to satisfy the owner occupancy stip.

-$86/month is not the end of the world I guess but can be a deep cut for someone / some sort of advantage for you Scott W. should be you own anytime this condo without any debt, so you learn the hard way-Uwe

Is there some sort of Indiana code or statute that supports this??

There are times that we do take out loans for larger projects or bring in partners for projects, but even then do our best to keep it under 10%.I see some big changes that will be coming after the next election and I don't want to hit bottom.Our current president got voted for by some because they would get a free cell phone, they would no longer have to pay for gas, they would get free health care, and so on.

If you're just looking for what sort of things area available in an area, which I still do once in a while, you have to content yourself with the listings that were fully paid for by the poster.

That's why I now require a larger earnest money deposits.

My 2010 taxes were then lower when the tax bill came out.The last city was larger and had three different assessors as the city was divided up amongst them.

I would discuss such as situation with my CPA and be sure he understood and approved what I was doing and then let him sort it out.

I also looked at their house on Google maps, and it's floorplan is probably larger than mine, disregarding the second floor that they have.