Yes, you can rent rooms or rent the property after the occupancy period, but you can't have more than one FHA loan or use them for pure investment from day one.

Well, that's $160 in purely junk fees, straight into VACASA's pocket. 

-I don't NEED the cash, but would prefer not having to rely on purely a 1031 exchange to use the money to buy deals due to the tight timelines for identifying and closing. 

So, I don't think we are the best comparison for a pure investment.

A partner and I own a warehouse in a small market that we're interested in converting to self storage, but it's in a "mixed commercial/residential" zoning part of town, and the only zoning classifications that are permitted to build self storage per their code are the purely commercial zones.

Also, sometimes I drive around in pure silence.

Pure "Owner Financing" is when there is no mortgage (about one third of the properties in the US have no mortgage on them) and an attorney writes up a mortgage which then gets filed at the court house just like a bank would do.Here is an example where I took over the mortgage and now own the propertyhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/780022-3-ways-to-wealth-in-real-estate-cashflow-flip-hold-here-s-how

And, although your intentions may be pure, they will not appear to be pure to all involved in the transaction.  

These cracks are purely cosmetic and don't waste any significant level of energy or pose any security risks. 

The alternative is to have the title under a business partner, either a friend or family member, to keep things legal (mortgage will likely be under my name).Worst case I stay at the Marriott and keep the MFH as a pure rental but that extra $2900/month going towards the property during the months I’m TDY would be nice.I’ll discuss with my local Finance office as well but just wanted to see if anyone has had similar experiences.