I want to serve notice to one of my units under the grounds of intent to owner occupy, and I want to make sure I am fully complying with AB1482.

Also be conservative on deals this size and use 65% LTV.

(She currently does not have an address in US. )this i figure would serve as well when it sells for capital gains .

what is the loan size and LTV?

It's not a one size fits all so keep trying until you find a firm that can work with your needs. 

Here’s what I learned, what I did, and the outcome.Because I serve military and veterans mostly, I had several legitimate connections for service dogs that I reached out to.  

That’s the right scenario where the unit does not serve its original intended need. 

I served on the board of the Condo association with many changes happening and to help allow for short term rentals in the community.

So unless you're going to call and say "hello, I would like to put 25.09% down on a home purchase," the terms/fees/apr/etc advertised aren't applicable to you and need not be honored (it goes without saying that "Joe Consumer" isn't going to click on "legal disclosures" in size 5 font at the bottom to read the below snip, so "Joe Consumer" would never know that 25.09% is the magic code to get what was advertised).I could go on, but basically there's no way to advertise rates online and be honest about it.

I served on the board of the Condo association with many changes happening and to help allow for short term rentals in the community.