Just reading the article referenced below and something struck me as odd
"Ricard’s house—an investment property that was his home before he moved to another Atlanta suburb in 2017"
Having done something similar through Rocket, getting a mortgage on an unoccupied or rental investment property is a nightmare anywhere. The only option I could find was to actually call it a primary residence and say that I'd be living there. I'm not sure how much of this is motivated by race but it sounds a bit suspect to me. Underwriters just don't like financing investment properties because when things go bad, people dump them pretty quickly.