What if things change after closing, i.e. change in job, death in the family and you no longer will use the property as you primary residents.

My husband and I are trying to decide if we should use this as our primary residence.

Speculation on appreciationI'm currently looking at properties like this because I need a primary residence, but they certainly aren't investments. 

Since you're so close to the 24 month mark I would try to utilize it as a primary home for a few months so you could sell fully tax free. 

**A quick reminder that the key to Denver's Airbnb law is that you can only operate a short-term rental in your primary residence.Big picture: The primary residency provision is generating a lot of complaints to the city.

I purchased my first house as my primary residence in 2011 for 107,000.

We are selling our primary residence and purchasing a new primary residence. 

I would drive through different neighborhoods on my way to work compiling a list of distressed properties that I intended to try and track down the owners and while I was doing that someone contacted me with a house that they wanted to sell.The property needs roughly 15 - 20k in repairs but once done the property should have about 50k in equity.I am trying a mix between the house hack and the brrrr on this one.I am purchasing the property as a primary residence and will live in it as I make the repairs.

We've come across plenty of properties that we were looking to pick up at auction just to find out there are other liens on the property, not just primary mortgage.

Hey BPers,I'm in need of some solid advice/guidance in my situation.I currently have a SFR primary residence in which I rent out two of the rooms.