My original question related to the definition of acquisition date as my settlement statement is as of 6/10/16, but there was a delay of getting access to the house due to a signature problem (mom died, 4 children as heirs and one them was in prison.  

However, please note that the elderly, disabled and children have some protection over a owner move in eviction.

I am a structural engineer, registered in the state of NY, and having worked on new construction and renovations with small and large developers inspired me to take a leap of faith to become one of them.  

I did mention that I'm an inspiring investor and still looking to get my first deal.

Their children are lawyers.

Our local tenant laws say no more than 2 persons per bedroom, except for children born during tenancy.  

Your post is super inspiring.

Read about "house-hacking" your first property, too.Among your other reading of  real estate and personal finance books, and these forums (and BP podcasts), get inspired by some real life successes here on BP:Did you see what@Joshua D. , @William Collins and @Austin Fruechting did in 5, 2.5 years and 7 years, respectively, buy using the BRRRR method on acquiring rental properties?

There are parents/sisters/friend/grand children, total 6 adults 4 children. 

I was inspired today by the most recent BP podcast, and as it states; I am training my self to think about "how  I can expedite  my goals to financial freedom VS making excuses and giving into fear and analysis paralysis.