I'm not just talking about them notarized wich we already did 2x but filling out the " Statement of fact" paper wich wants your drivers license your ,sdn all address for last ten years all spouses and children's info your employment history and a narrative about why you don't want the property plus your notary and thumb print.

I'll stop quote replying to drive this point home.A drivers license does not make one a great driver does it?

I'd recommend doing some research into what markets you want to target (landlord friendly / growing population / economic drivers and developments) of those markets. 

Hey my name is Keith I’m a truck driver who can save about 40k a year.

Furthermore, a big driver for me is to be able to care for both of my parents in their retirement, my auntie who recently lost her husband and help friends or strangers in need.Now I am looking to network and get more intimate with the market I am eyeing - and of course, continue to learn.- Oh, and I am a total nomad.

Location & Accessibility:Location is a huge driver.

I’m a real estate pro so material participation isn’t an issue, but the majority of my clients are in the $300k-$900k/yr gross household income range and so using STRs is not only the best way to get great ROI on real estate nowadays but the tax benefits are the primary driver for most including myself.  

On A first house hack, owner occupied, do you have to change the address on your driver licence living there for a year?

When picking a market, I would recommend first looking at whether or not the state is landlord friendly and then the macroeconomics (population & job growth / any additional drivers that are helping the local economies) of the various cities you're potentially targeting.

but that's a few years off).and here's the thing - it's totally fine with me if it is a driver of housing prices.