So I live in a small rural community average rent goes for 1890 for a 3/2 in my zip code per the county data.
Current first house is a 3/2 I purchased in Jan 2021 for 210k currently owe about 180k with current value...

Hello,I was wondering can you purchase a mutifamily home (duplex, triplex or quad) as an owner occupant residence with a USDA home loan?

I have a feeling you will self-manage successfully for a while, but the real test comes when those random events happen (heat goes out, major leak, etc).

Could you elaborate what a resident benefit is or 2nd nature?

@Juan Perez Turning your primary residence into a rental is a great way to build your investment portfolio.

The last two times I was selling a house random local realtors reached out asking if they could host open houses.

There are bookings for the other weekends in June and only five random open days in March.

Issues/Concerns/Random Facts1)My First live-in House hack and have no idea about Section-82) May need to relocate for promotion could happen at ANY time in the next weeks/months, and if FHA allows, I would like to let the 6-month lease stay to term before moving in to that unit. 3) I did not factor in 10% property management but would like to entertain the idea of doing it myself.4) Duplex is on a small street with many duplexes with exact same style/design cookie cut( at least 10 of them) but THIS duplex has the best curb appeal and landscaping out of all them and every duplex on the street appears to be fully-rented. 

Sure, your spreadsheet might show you making $102 a month on some random property after all expenses. 

It's not a sound way of doing business, especially if you hire some random VA to call for you in an area they know nothing about.Agents should always be building their sphere and creating warm inbound marketing from social media, events, and meetups instead of doing spray and pray.