Two of our kids were living in the area and both were renting, we thought this property would be better for them than where they’re current locations.

There is not a time limit for how long it has to be owner occupied but the intent must be to live in it.

I live in Virginia where I reached out to a home owner who lives in another state who has a house that has been unoccupied for over a year.

You gotta live somewhere.

Since LA has banned STR for more than 90 or 120 days, requires one to live in the property for 9 months or so and ADU's or guesthouses cannnot be used as STR, how does a host pass the Material Involvement test?

I live in California and like many California Investors prices are just too high in the area I live.

I've been reading and learning a lot and decided to get started in this by buying a duplex and living in one unit while renting out the other.

Currently doing a live-in reno on a house hack using airbnb.

This, I believe, will lead to tenants seeing that I care not only for my property but also for their living conditions.

I own three properties in NC (where I live and have a W2 job), which I manage with an NC LLC I just started.