Whether or not you have another "residence" is really a judgment call by the Probation officer but it has been my experience that judges lean over backward to agree with them. My suggestion would be to have the lawyer that represented you on the underlying case call and get an ok, or get an ok yourself. My gut feeling is you would be all right but with the facts you've just written it would make me nervous if I were you.

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