My question is- am I better off continuing to save and buy something bigger/better later down the road OR do I jump into this as a temporary primary residence and future long term rental? 

We borrowed against our previous residence of 2.5 years to buy another home and are considering converting previous residence to rental. 

I know that you want to send a message to whomever did this that their target(s) are no longer residing there, but I can't recommend strongly enough to NOT put a large "For Rent" sign in the front yard.

You didnt own the house when they resided there. 

I’m selling my primary residence (I’ve switch my primary residence Back and forth between my 2 Homes).

Speaking as a resident of Texas and former resident of Dallas, there are definitely deals available if you're willing to look for them.

Hi I have a couple of tax questions.I sold my primary residence last year, where I've both lived and rented out half the house for the last few years.

Looking to refinance my primary residence

Exterior wooden window frames in homes and rentals like this don't really need to be wrapped to minimize maintenance, as I see things, not if you're putting in the kind of modular replacement windows most people put into their residences and rentals.The compelling maintenance reasons to wrap soffits and fascia are still there, replacement windows or no.

It's not that western cultural norms are better or anything like that, but there's about a 99.99% chance that your rental property was built from the ground up to assume western cultural norms would be practiced by residents.