Common use of Principal Residence Clause in Contracts

Principal Residence. The home buyer must occupy the home as a principal residence within a reasonable period which, under most circumstances, may not exceed 60 days after financing is provided. A principal residence is a home occupied primarily for residential purposes and does not include a home used as an investment property, as a recreational home or a home in which 15 percent or more of its total area is used for a trade or business.

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Lender Participation Agreement, Lender Participation Agreement, Lender Participation Agreement