I have done it three times for my primary residence over the years. 

Doing our first flip in Scottsdale Arizona and the neighborhood is a mix of the residents that are not quite senior citizen but near or at retirement age and families with teenage to older children.

One of my conventional loans, actually my primary residence, originated by @Upen Patel was sold to Caliber (or someone who they service for) a few months after closing...

I currently own two homes, my primary residence in Texas and a rental property in Colorado which holds roughly 70k in equity.

I reside in Taxachusetts and most of my 'deals will be either in Massachusetts or New Hampshire.

The 3 family is actually my personal residence. 

Hi BenjaminYou didn't actually mention if this is a flip or your principal residence.

Additionally, funds that reside in someone's individual bank account do not need to be sourced after 60 days*.As an explanation, a borrower would need to show two statements with the funds present subsequent to the statement where they were deposited.

I think the interpretation would be that you did not move back into your primary residence. 

I plan on living in the home as a primary resident and renting the garage apartment out to the current tenant that is paying 650 for rent currently.