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Furthermore, after the erroneous power of attorney (given to the person who would be the principal resident), Ms. James filled out a Uniform Residential Loan Application, including property “occupancy” information for the loan, in which she again made clear that the Norfolk property was not her “primary residence.” Section 5 of the Loan Application, titled ‘Declarations,’ asks, “Will you occupy the property as your primary residence?” and Ms. James marked “NO.”James should not of weaponized the law and then be surprised it bit her in the ass.
Id. And yet, in the hundreds of pages that comprise the Norfolk loan application and other mortgage documents, Director Pulte points to a two-page power of attorney that was clearly mistaken and failed to reference Ms. James’ clear and repeated accurate statements.