Am I missing a sizable tax loophole or reduced tax rate?

  :)  Tax-ignorant clowns like Grant Cardone (who amazingly holds an accounting degree) love to "teach" bogus "tax-saving loopholes" - like put a business sticker on your car to make it deductible.You car is only deductible if it is actually used for a legitimate business, as @Lance Lvovsky explained. 

There are a variety of loopholes if you decided to leave sooner than one year, but you would want to speak directly to a lender to figure out all of those. 

If anyone would care to share contacts I could use a property manager and a CPA who's knowledgeable of rental loopholes/tactics.Right after I purchased the property I had to spend approx $20K on some rehabs, I'm hoping I locate a CPE who can write off 100% of this despite my occupation of 40% of the property.Thanks

In my area this loop hole works if the attic is only for storage. the space can't be counted as square footage or used for any sort of rental space. 

Are there any loopholes worth exploring to take advantage of an owner-occupied classification for the lower taxes?

The best I got was that one officer tried to find a loophole, and was not successful.

Any ideas or loopholes on whether I should 'move in' for a period of time?

Especially for those who are willing to think outside the box and use the loopholes that they are granted.

Any loop holes?