Can I change occupancy after closing?
Borrowers may change occupancy after closing, but the original loan terms remain based on the occupancy declared at origination. Freddie Mac requires lenders to ensure occupancy was accurately represented during underwriting. Changes after closing do not retroactively affect loan eligibility.
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