@Jeff LehmanI'm traveling today so I don't have the statute in front of me.

Like yourself my wife and I started investing after I finished with My electrical eng Grad school and she finished with her medical school.

However having 100% of the funds in my account 60 days before travel allows me to collect the interest, have access to the funds early thereby allowing me to use it if needed, prevents fraudulent credit card uses since people have 60 days to notice fraudulent activity, and prevents reasonable chargebacks. 

I travel a lot too, so how do they prove how much time I would actually be at the home and would I then be in jeopardy of them trying to claim it's not my "primary" residence?  

He seems straightforward and the documents say my interest rate is "locked in," but I've heard horror stories of young investors having the terms skyrocket at the eleventh hour leaving them nothing to do but accept it or walk away from the deal (after having shouldered inspection and travel costs, etc.).

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@Mike Hayes thanks@Nancy Pults thank you@Tyler Gunn I was thinking about using a cc with travel rewards. 

@Darren GregoryYour friend refers to a very old (and long dead) rule, which is why it's best not to ask friends for legal, tax or medical advice :)There are only two ways to control capital gain taxes on selling your own home, and they can be combined.

For example, if you are living there you wouldn't pay management fees unless you travel for work more than 50% of the time. 

That was when I traveled and spoke to REIA groups.