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I’ve been a Loan Officer for 30 years — let me make this crystal clear: if Letitia James signed an FHA loan and marked the property as her primary residence, she didn’t just make a casual statement… she signed a federally binding legal declaration.
That question — “Is this your primary residence?” — shows up multiple times, not just once:
• On the 1003 Loan Application
• On the FHA Addendum (HUD-92900-A) — where she swore she’d move in within 60 days and stay for at least a year
• On a separate Occupancy Affidavit, signed under penalty of perjury
• In the Deed of Trust and Note
• And again in the Closing DisclosureThis isn’t a misunderstanding. She’s a lawyer. She’s the Attorney General of New York. She knew exactly what she was signing — and what the legal consequences are.
If she never intended to live there, that’s occupancy fraud.
Plain and simple. Regular folks get denied loans or face federal charges for less.No one is above the law — especially not someone who’s built a career on enforcing it.
I hope justice is done. Not retribution, not Dem whitewash. Real and fair justice.
