For people wanting true non-recourse (usually to buy real estate in self-directed IRAs), you have to go to very specific specialty lenders.  

The state has consistently ranked as one of the most expensive places to rent and buy.

Louis from NJ and I would like to buy a house in St.

They say to move out after one year, find a tenant for the unit you were in, and buy another property to rinse and repeat.

I'd love to connect with anyone in that space or hoping to buy STRs in central FL. 

If you're looking for cash flow markets, there are plenty in the mid west.I would buy a duplex or tri flex, and house hack.

You CANNOT depreciate the house if it’s for personal use, ONLY if it’s a rental use.So I can still depreciate the house, write off items I buy to furnish the home, maintain the home, and any costs associated with running it as an AirBnB when I am not using it for personal use?  

Some strategies are much easier than others, and it is much safer to start with these (househacking, buy and hold single families, etc..).

Would it be possible to buy the house as a primary and then in year two claim bonus depreciation if I moved out and had it as a rent by room house?

If you could provide more information about the contract it may open up more ideas.I would agree with @Zane Cress that a tenant buy-out would be a good option, although if you are dealing with 5-6 properties (And how ever many units per property) you're looking at an extremely high cost.