I was stuck because I didn’t have proof of funds for 24000 at that moment.

The days of listing on the MLS and getting a ton of traffic isn't a strategy that's working well at the moment (not saying this is what you did, just giving insight broadly). 

At this moment is like wondering what kind of locks to have on what kind of safe to store the treasure you have yet to find. 

I appreciate any input since this is a big obstacle at he moment.

@Steve Fitzgerald Unfortunately I am not licensed in NC (at least at the moment!)

According to the broker there is 1 vacancy at the moment and most of the tenants are divorced women and families that has been there long term.

@Lia MartinezHello, no I don't have any experience running a CoLiving space at the moment but I do have lots of experience managing groups of people. 

I am single and have a steady 9-5 job earning me about 3k a week after taxes and also have about another 40k in savings at the moment.

But since it was your primary residence, not an investment property, although you could argue at the moment you buy it, it was for investment purposes and therefore is an investment property, and then if you buy a small MF even though you will live in one unit, it still is an investment property, so logically it kind of makes sense that you can, but I really don't know.

You'll never have a moment's peace...Nope, you couldn't pay me to manage a property I'm also living in!