brandon, what was your original intention when you started this thread?

The place I am staying at, my original lease was from May 2009-Apr 2010, but since I knew I was going to move into my place end of June, I signed a month to month lease through June 30, 2010.In the month to month lease I signed, it stated that I needed to provide a written intent to move 30 days in advance.

The Fed intentionally raises rates in order to stave of too much inflation.With the amount of money in the system sitting on "the sidelines" inflation in the near future is a given.

Originally posted by Tom Cullen:Either way it is a waste of breath.

There may be ways to include the idea in your over all business plan.As for misleading, I understand your intention.

If your intent is to evade otherwise prohibited transactions, the IRS is way ahead of you here.For example, if each of us owned a condo, our respective SDIRA’s could not purchase the other’s interest to enable us to live in them and therefore personally benefit.

So, the lender might decide your intent all along was that it was a rental and not a residence.

Nate, while honesty is the best policy, in this situation, it is not their business what your intentions are if you don't want to give them.

You can buy a thousand residential properties without compliance issues.The Act includes any method or strategy that is employed in order to avoid the intent of the Act.

Any Vets have any experience buying a place with VA home loan with the intent to occupy that home and not end up moving in?