I even did a presentation to my broker (helped by Associate Broker @Karl Krentzel), presenting an example transaction showing proper disclosures & revealing my intentions to profit in the contract, and even doing a cma showing the seller their home value before negotiations.

If they found out you never had an intent to live in the property, but took out an owner-occupied loan, you have committed mortgage fraud.  

My intention was to extend the wall between stairs and put in 2 doors.

I think there will be some things along the way that you may not particularly like but as long as you remind yourself that these are temporary steps along the way to bigger and better things, you'll maintain your motivation and perspective.Ten rentals is aggressive but that was also my intention.  

We would love to have you come to our meetings.Would like to know the end intentions for this property?

Would it be feasible to put, say, 20% down on a $50k house with the intent of renting the place?

When I receive the new keys I have every intention of giving there belongs back but would you let them come to the property and remove there belongings from the home, or would you remove there contents place it in a storage unit and have them get it from there?

But I've always been a buy and hold investor as that is what my parents are, what I've seen but with BP I'm branding into more creative methods.During obtaining my license in August I found a buyer that was tired of been a landlord and I bought his property with intentions of fixing and renting out.

Do so even if you intend to self-manage because your time is valuable and you may eventually want to remove yourself from the system and hire outside management.I imagine many sellers intentionally understate or omit certain expenses on their pro formas because it makes the paper returns look better.

And if not, do we rehab all in now, do it slowly, get it livable and rent with the intent of terminating renters later to punch up amenities?