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Your fiance needs to get a letter from his company stating that he can work from your house in Nevada for his job in CA. That happens all the time. Thousands of people telecommute these days. His company just has to approve it.
Or maybe it's a BoA thing. Call a mortgage broker (not a bank that is limited to their products only). 1 month should be enough time to get another loan together if it can work.
Different banks have different policies. Check with TD Bank if you have them in your area. They seem to be pretty liberal for non owner occupied homes.
Location: Mokelumne Hill, CA & El Pescadero, BCS MX.
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Something isn't clear to me.
1st time buyer (assuming OP is renting) buying in NV but currently living in CA. How can bank say you will have a second home in NV?
Telecommuting?
Is your current residence anywhere near NV? Is current job within commuting distance to the new home?
Something is missing here.
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