He could possibly put a low down on a “primary home” duplex however each subsequent duplex would require 25% down if done in the near term (assuming he sold his primary home which is the best path to accomplish his goals in my opinion).

A lot of the things a mortgage company requires is to protect their financial interests (and subsequently protect you also)....getting title insurance, a survey, an assessment/inspection, and requiring home owner's insurance. 

It’s a large upfront cost but I’ve made that back in the first year and each subsequent year it’s been a return on investment.

Subsequently, I found a reasonably priced unit and proceeded to secure it under contract.

However, a few of the sponsors I am invested with have since shifted to a 506(c) focus for their subsequent raises.

Or could you demonstrate that it was always a short-term rental from the beginning simply based on your listings + the several guest stays in the following year(s) during auditWithout specific guidance, I would take a risk-based approach, and call it an STR if the intent and preponderance of the subsequent actions suggests it from the service date.Is there a tax court case that establishes this?

Streamline is more of a enterprise software.

A user getting their information from BiggerPockets and other online sources can reach the same level of commitment simply by taking the money  they intend to pay the guru and investing it in their real estate enterprise over 12 months.

Hello,I’ve been researching the Wiregrass region in Alabama (Enterprise, Ozark & Daleville area) with Fort Rucker (Novosel) being so close and curious if anyone has any good experiences with SFH?  

Not sure how that would work as a 1031 exchange means you are selling one property and exchanging it for another so the 1031 works for the 2nd and subsequent properties but not for the "first".I realize you are learning so just wanted to point that out in a friendly way.