The new mortgage assumed owner occupancy and the deadline to file the affidavit and primary residence is fast approaching.

There are major technical enablers being developed in the IT and tech industries that can help improve these issues, i.e. advances in cloud processing and language standards (xAPI, being the primary enabler). 

I plan to use real estate commissions as well as growing equity in my primary residence to jump into Buy and Hold (Specifically BRRRR) at a later date and work towards building cash flow from rentals. 

As part of the building permit application process for a secondary dwelling, the owner of record shall submit a declaration, under penalty of perjury, stating that the secondary dwelling is not intended for sale separate from the primary residence, but may be rented.

We have to date built our own primary home, and 3 additional rentals, with the possiblity of building 3 more. 

My primary residence was purchased after a run-off type auction, wherein multiple bidders were asked to make their highest offer after all offers were submitted.

Hey BP, I recently started a discussion called "Looking for feedback on my next move", and have since been giving more thought to obtaining a HELOC or Home Equity Loan as my "no or low money strategy".Here is the scenario: I had my realtor run an analysis of some local comps, and she believes my primary would appraise at $272K, and my loan balance is about $226K, so equity = 272-226 = $46K (approximately).

When I first started using their platform, I was dealing directly with the workers.

I have a few houses for sale that would make great primary residences. 

The information came directly from a bank (not sure what the role of the banker was).I'm very skeptical, given the prominent use of "primary residence" all over the rules I've seen--though I can imagine some smaller banks that don't sell off their loans might be willing to allow it.Does anyone have any solid experience/evidence on one side or the other?