I'm listening to Brandon Turner's book "The Book in Rental Property Investing" where he mentions that a house hacker must live in the property for a minimum of 1 year in order to be able to "qualify".What exactly does he mean by "qualify" and what happens if the investor/house-hacker moves before the 1-year mark?

I would think that as a house hacker this could be a bigger advantage.  

Hello BP!I just wanted to introduce myself. I purchased my first personal 2 family home about a year ago in Jersey City (Heights), NJ. House hacking has been going fairly well so far, even with some roommate/tenant tu...

Being a "House Hacker" is another way to go because it only takes 31/2 percent down payment and provides rehab money.  

There is actually one this evening called “the house hacker meetup” at Rino Beer Garden from 6-8.

Any input is super helpful for a potential first time owner occupied house hacker!

With a House Hacker Podcast, it would probably be harder to cash flow if you incorporate the repair costs into the mortgage monthly payment right?

He is an investor, house hacker himself and knows his stuff.I'm in similar situation, would be happy to look over numbers. 

Quote from @Gene Hacker: Check out the events page on bigger pockets and meetup.com and go to any local real estate investing meetup that is not in a bar.  

This is a great resource for house hackers.