There is no seasoning requirement.

It would also have to season on the title for 6 months. 

@Alex Sanfilippo - when you say "good time", are you referring to the time in your investing education, the economic climate, inventory in Jacksonville, or from the seasonal aspect (or another perspective perhaps?).

I guess this is kind of a question for the more seasoned guys here.  

I am eager to meet a seasoned REI that would be opened to mentoring and showing me the ropes.

After reading plenty of material, I never came across people discussing taxes and LLC regarding buying and holding properties.So if I get this right, you would collect your rents for one year and when tax season is on, you would have to prove what maintenance, property taxes, insurance, P&I cost you in order to get it deducted ? 

This community is fabulous for newbies and seasoned investors.

I'm open to working with you, but can you check and see that they don't require 5 years of seasoning on all short sales?

Just to clarify a couple things that I misrepresented above.I would live in for 1.5 years because of this-Reno then refi after 6 months while owner occ for best terms, then stay for remaining seasoning of 1 year before I rent it out. 

Many lenders require a 12 month "seasoning."