My goal from the beginning was to sell it after 2 years and avoid capital gains.

I felt okay about it, and I am hoping that if signing up for a program doesn't turn out well, I can at least benefit others by helping them to avoid doing the same.

increase your limits every few months, this has the added benefit to reduce your utilization.  

@Thomas WrightYou may benefit from attending a local real estate investing networking event in Brooklyn.More often than not - there will be a wide range of professionals attending the event form realtors/investors/lenders.If you connect with some well - you can exchange numbers and grab coffee/lunch.

I am new to the forum, and looking forward to gaining information.

Everything is in the details and can get complex so have to do the upfront work to gain clarity. 

With the average expected salary of these corporate jobs being around 150K, it will surely benefit an already great market. 

In any case since it will be your first house, it will still be considered your principal place of residence with all the tax benefits.

As I can take my portion of the depreciation that money should mostly be tax free which is a big benefit to me.

Initially, my estimations of this property seemed like an opportunity that couldn't be missed, but as I have researched them further, the benefit has slowly dwindled.