My guy at Wells Fargo confirmed to me, after reading one of his contracts, that there is indeed one sentence in there that requires me to live in the property, or otherwise have the property as my primary Residence, for at least one year.……… The whole reason for my quandary and my posting here on bigger pockets.

Good to know what I am getting into before I invest.I'll take a contrary view to your last sentence.

@Brendan MoehnHmm, I'm use to anaylizing new areas, but that would be a new one.Ok, after the last sentence I went to Airbnb just to do a quick recon.

I can help you find a good home with no problem l, but you can't use close out price and new I the same sentence. new construction does cost since cost to build is up but you can find a new home for the price of an old home easily

But your last sentence answered my question.

Originally posted by @Chris Turner:@Rudy ArriazaGo back to third grade and learn sentence structure and basic punctuation.

I was also on the fence about that sentence, it was an attempt to create a sense of urgency.

We could never have done that just by working.The first sentence is absolutely one of the best I have seen on BP and is a great comeback for all of the BS people give you about being a LL.It is absolutely worth it. 

Bonus points if you give your 1-2 sentence 'why'.

After listening to about 30 hours of multiple podcasts, tons of youtube videos, skimming through facebook groups (which btw; half these people in these groups can barely structure a sentence and are full of online drama), calling these "guarantee you 5+ deals a day programs" and after hearing they require a payment of $5,500 for information I can get for free online, I am a little weary and I'm wondering if this is as easy as 80% of people who are doing it are claiming it be ?