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Stephen S.
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Renting out 'HomePath' properties ?

Stephen S.
  • Wholesaler
  • Holiday, FL
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Say I buy a Home Path (or other rental restricted program) property.  That is:  a property which is intended to be sold for own-occupancy only - at least for some initial period of time.  Who is it that monitors that I do not simply rehab and rent out the house?  How would anyone official know that I had immediately rented out the house?  Or anyone at all except the tenant and me. <g>

And beyond that - suppose it is discovered that I have disobediently rented out the property.  Then what?  What is the penalty?

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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In the Fannie addendum you're acknowledging a $10k penalty for doing so.  Don't know about Fannie's follow up, but your competitors may drop a dime on you.  I have spent a little change in this arena.

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