I've been researching various strategies for how I would like to invest, and there are some interesting hurdles that I'm enjoying thinking through given my occupation and physical locations.

What are the laws around dealing with this in regards to the one year occupancy requirement on our mortgage?

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Members must occupy the home for as long as you have the NACA Mortgage:NACA believes that owner-occupants stabilize neighborhoods.

Bruce attributes this to the “street smarts” of our borrowers who seem to be able to buy out from under the hedge funds and the owner occupants who can’t pay cash.

It was poorly managed and the occupancy was low as well.

I am fortunate to be in an occupation where I can truly do what I love.I am actually not sure how I stumbled across Bigger Pockets, but I am here none the less.

Its the originating lender who may have an overlay which precludes that type of structure or reduces the CLTV to 90% or less depending on occupancy and borrower qualification.

:)Now, that said, if the properties are in Las Vegas, I'm going to guess that you're getting a ton of exposure on the MLS -- both investors and owner occupants.

@Courtney BrownIf you have access to a VA loan get started with an owner-occupant using a VA loan first.