Is there anyone that has gone through NACA and got a multi-unit and was able to successfully refinance out of the loan after a year, or is it more realistic to plan to have to stay in the home for 3 to likely 5 years?

Unless it's an Airbnb that I could stay in a few times a year, haha! 

I've heard of lenders doing 10% down but requiring you stay in it x days a year, sure.

If you’re renovating a house-hack, live in it next time and stay there 2 years.

Baselane is a bookkeeping software that is designed for landlords, I've been using it over a year and it's helped me stay organized as my portfolio has grown.

Please keep in mind that "suspended passive losses" or losses that are generated that are passive by nature, will STAY passive losses, and CANNOT be used to offset active income.

So the issue im having is This trespasser comes and goes as he pleases to destroy the property but  never stays the night At the property because its CONDEMNED he has cut plumbing lines Gas Lines , cut hardwood flooring broke walls windows removed furnace water heaters etc.

Hey @Mariangela Ciciarelli, Clearwater has a lot of STR restrictions, the minimum stay has to be 30 days.

You need a level of knowledge and experience to overcome all the hurdles that present themselves throughout the course of a deal.

When you’ve reached a moderate net worth, say $500k - $1,000,000 keep 10-20% of your assets liquid STAYING POWER6.