Much of it not really intentional it's just how they live. 

We have a 14-page management contract that we've added our real experiences to over the years, with the intent of protecting both us AND the landlord.

Quote from @Scott Trench: Intentionally triggering headline for this community, I know. 

We would like to buy this home with the intent to keep the for 3 years at least.

NC DENR and VA DEQ have great intentions, and I support their efforts in general, but I can't afford $150,000 for all the environmental surveys and sediment studies for the small acre land disturbance area that I build.

I purchased a house in September 2022 with the intention of staying a year then moving onto the next.

Set up an LLC on the front end and make sure your lender knows your intentions to purchase the property using the LLC, and you'll be in good shape. 

Intent to pay off in that time. 

Sorry if I seem brutal, it’s not my intent.  

To me, I would do it when the appreciation was so great that the tax penalty didn't matter, I was close enough to the end that I couldn't possibly outlive the principal plus anything generated, many of the tax benefits had expired (depreciation, for example), and that my heirs had no interest or intention of running the 'empire' when I was gone.