Am I in deep trouble if I move to a new primary residence and the lender "finds out"?

Income-producing property with the space available to operate a small business at the same time.

@Erik JosephI believe you will have some trouble finding a lender who will lend a HELOC on an investment property.

IF you can hold, yes you might be able to make it to the other side of trouble.  

If you’re still having trouble trying to decide on a course TREC (the Texas real estate and licensing department) has a list of approved real estate course providers that you can choose from and compare.

Here it is...the year is 2007We are produce farmers FIL sells farm-we have basically zeroHusband under-educated /only job he ever had (46 yo)I took our lives into my own handsTraveled upstate (NY) Bought a house for cash WITHOUT TELLING HIM (425K)Ummmm-where the F am I getting that moneyWent to local mall with my 3 girls-called him from my flip phone to break the news- he fell silent BTWDrove back home (near NYC)Sold my house for 500k to a mansion owner close by (look up GLENMERE MANSION)Got my RE licenseFound my husband a job-he obvi couldn’t use a computer We are still in that houseWe’ve only lived in 2 houses I now buy houses regularly WITHOUT TELLING MY HUSBAND Because that sh*t is funny.

House hacking is probably the smoothest avenue to get into a property for potentially low money down that produces return income immediately.  

It’s very helpful if you have trouble visualizing, as well as being a great visual communication tool with your GC and subs.

In 2020, you will be hard pressed to find a solid producing Realtor sitting around the office unless they have a specific appointment, etc.

@Tommy Foltz - Is this for your primary residence, or a rental property that itself produces income?