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The lender requires me to live in the home for 6 months and 1 day (majority of the year) to satisfy the primary residence requirement.

A request for the request for the required information - and the 30 days to cure - took place after tenant had already moved out of the rental home and satisfied all rental payments.

Avoid deals that only satisfy tax benefits.  

I'm satisfied :)

If so then that mortgage has to be satisfied at the sale. 

We went months of putting in almost daily offers without finding a deal that met our criteria, we were getting beat site unseen by other out-of-state investors, but as long as you stick to what you are comfortable with you are much more protected against getting burned.I'm not sure what the rules are for lender recommendations but shoot me a PM and I'll give you the lender I've been working with and have been satisfied with.

If you thank them for their responses and hopefully no one gets trolled, then you will get some honest and real feedback.Like Lane Kawaoka said, that may not be enough time to factor in much if any Capex at all, but you should be able to get an idea of what people that are satisfied with their investments did on the front end and what they do each month to stay happy with their decision.I would ask again with shorter time frames and do just as you did saying thank you to those that respond.  

However if you get caught, your bank has any issues with your loan payments or any number of other unanticipated circumstances you can have your loan called if you leave before they are satisfied (generally 12 months).As with all investing you make your personal decisions based  entirely on risk tolerance.

They're not going to do so by telling their loan officer that they violated the terms of their last mortgage by selling the property without satisfying the loan.