While no is likely the right answer, you should read your loan documents. No one here has enough info yet to give you the correct answer.
Things that may matter:
1. Is this a traditional loan from a bank, or from a private lender?
2. Conforming or non-conforming loan?
3. Is this a primary residence or a vacation home?
4. Is this a rental property?
5. How many "dwelling units" are in the property?
6. Have you or do you plan to transfer the property to an LLC or trust?
Things that may matter:
1. Is this a traditional loan from a bank, or from a private lender?
2. Conforming or non-conforming loan?
3. Is this a primary residence or a vacation home?
4. Is this a rental property?
5. How many "dwelling units" are in the property?
6. Have you or do you plan to transfer the property to an LLC or trust?
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