FHA will let you buy another property and rent out the current one you're living in - if - you have to move far enough away that the commute to the job from your current house is too far to be reasonable.Example: My daughter bought a home in Salinas, CA, near Monterey where she was working, with an FHA owner-occupied mortgage. 

FHA allows it if the job is too far away to commute to. 

As more money and remote workers pour into GR over the next year, renters will be to be willing to commute 40 min for affordability. 

@Maurice Graham , I believe that it will effect Gwinnett county, because many Gwinnett residents use 85 daily to commute to their work intown or below.

This is in a reasonable commute range for a major metro area.    

Most people commute in the area by car. 

Commuting takes a big toll on you and your modest vehicle, is it worth it?  

I’ve seen some decent multi family homes in the la Loma/ downtown area (1min commute ) that u could handle the payment if your renters stopped paying.

Since more and more companies realize that remote working is actually a good thing, the workers also realize that they don't have to pay high rent to avoid the commute.

But, you should qualify for one or more of these types of programs, from what I understand.My daughter bought her first home during the crash, after around 3 years she got a job in a different area of CA, which would have been a commute of around 2 hours or so.