Owner-occupied property means private real property that is:
Owner-occupied property means property occupied by a person, who being the owner in fee simple or a mortgagor in possession, occupies and resides in such property exclusively as a dwelling house on a permanent or seasonal basis;
Owner-occupied property means property that is the property owner's residential dwelling or residence, as determined pursuant to § 2-2-122, and includes all structures on the property that are otherwise a permitted use of the property;
More Definitions of Owner-occupied property
Owner-occupied property means property that is:
Owner-occupied property means property:
Owner-occupied property means property occupied by the owner(s) that isused entirely for residential purposes and that contains one to four dwelling units.
Owner-occupied property means any dwelling in the Neighborhood that is owned by one or more Owners and in which at least one Owner who is a natural person resides on a permanent basis on January 1, 2016, and continuously thereafter, whether or not additional persons may reside in the dwelling as Tenants. Owner occupancy status would also apply for members of the military, or other owners, for whom there is a legal, work related, or other necessary reason for the person to not actively occupy the residence on January 1, 2016.
Owner-occupied property means real property that is occupied by its owner as the owner's primary residence.
Owner-occupied property means private real property that is: (i) used for a single-family residential or commercial purpose; and (ii) occupied by the owner of the property.
Owner-occupied property means property that is occupied by the owner of the property or by a related person or entity, as described in subsection (b) of Section 267 of the Internal Revenue Code.