Do you have any advice or direction in your books or ebooks which would answer this question: What can he do to be able to sell the HUD home prior to the 12 - month
owner occupant requirement of HUD?
Not exact matches
The down payment
requirement for an
owner -
occupant is approximately 3.5 % of the acquisition and repair costs of the property.
The down payment
requirement for an
owner -
occupant (or a nonprofit organization or government agency) is approximately 3.5 % of the acquisition and repair costs of the property.
Borrowers must be
owner occupants of 1 - to - 4 unit buildings, and renovation must meet HUD eligibility
requirements.
Any person who is able to meet the cash investment, credit
requirements, and mortgage payment is eligible to apply however the program is limited to
owner occupants.
A non-profit agency, before it can be approved as an eligible mortgagor and obtain the same mortgage amount as available to
owner -
occupants on Section 203 (k) mortgages, must demonstrate its experience as a housing provider to HUD and meet all other
requirements described in HUD Handbook.
EARNEST MONEY
REQUIREMENTS: The earnest money deposit for
owner occupant and investor contracts is $ 500 when the purchase price is $ 50,000 and under, and $ 1,000 when the purchase is $ 50,001 and over.
I believe that the NACA loan is only for
owner -
occupants and that's a permanent
requirement — if you move out you have to pay off the loan.
Owner occupant homes have still other
requirements to the sale.
I'm not an expert on the intricacies of FNMA's definition of «
owner occupant,» but I would guess that the
requirements are no different than claiming residency in other circumstances (taxes, voting, etc).
Purchasing a home as an
owner occupant, fulfilling the residency
requirements (normally 1 - 2 years depending on the loan) then moving out to a new house that you will
owner occupy is perfectly legal.
So, I wouldn't suggest trying to «get around» these
requirements if you decide to buy as an
owner occupant.