This is a good question since I do not want to commit mortgage fraud - my plan was to list it for rent around 90-120 day mark and file a work relocation letter with my issuer letting them know my employment situation has changed to a new location.

I’m going to get very detailed with the numbers.Background info:I just turned 25, I have been self employed for about 5 years now.

Large anchor employers is another key ingredient to look for when you are looking to deploy your investment capital.  

Articles of Organization (depending on the entity you choose), Statement of Authority, Operating Agreement (can be optional), Employer Identification Number (EIN).

Pretty agents who like to sell pretty houses don’t necessarily understand the investment strategy that you are employing.

If so, you can go the conventional financing route and DTI, employment history, income and credit will come into play.

If so, it may still make sense given you would not be losing money plus you'll acquire more properties to scale.Alternatively, you can do another house-hack with low downpayment, or gather funding for a flip/BRRRR using your employment income.

The answer largely depends on the type of investment strategy you will employ, your current liquidity situation, and the size of your renovation budget.

I know with my employer, they have specific contact info I can give anyone who needs to confirm employment and I can tell my employer what information they may give out.

Especially in any place where you picked up the vocabulary employed in your post.