My wife and I are moving to the area and are looking to buy a 3bd/2ba (<2K SqFt) detached house that we can convert into a rental within a year or two, just the time for us to know the market better before we buy our (more permanent) primary residence.

Most people don't because we think of 30-yr loans as permanent financing, but you could pay it back anytime (typically without a prepayment penalty).  

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I just don't make recommendations publicly bc it's too permanent and my opinions change about people. 

It is the only way to legally permanently remove tenants.

@Mikhail Abbott   my guess was she was talking about one of those tents that are not permanently attached to the house and she could take it when she left.

(https://www.uscis.gov/working-united-states/permanent-workers/employment-based-immigration-fifth-preference-eb-5/eb-5-immigrant-investor-regional-centers/approved-eb-5-immigrant-investor-regional-centers) Anyway, our former governor, Mike Rounds presented an overhaul bill backed by Graham (sen SC) and Cornyn (sen TX) and is trying to get the center back.

So far, I have listened to more than a hundred Biggerpockets’ podcasts, attended to some webinars, read a lot about real estate; overall I try to get as much information as I can on the subject.Today, I am certain that I will build wealth through real estate investing, although getting started is very challenging as I am not a permanent resident, with a newly credit score, no income yet, and no capital.

Typically you would use bridge debt on an non-stabilized property and then convert to permanent financing once stable.

They are leaving the area permanently and don't need the home past May 8th.