It just seemed odd to me but I can understand the reason for doing it and that it is legitimate income.  

The Bucks have new stadium and recently agreed to new NBA G League stronghold in OshKosh. 

Not only would you have to subsidize this property for the foreseeable future, odds are (with all due respect of course and not to question your PM skills), you might expect the expense ratio to increase under your tenure in comparison.

Both my agent and mortgage broker tell me that we CANNOT move into the home prior to closing.This strikes me as odd because if I was currently renting the home and the owner decided to sell, under this FHA rule I would not blocked from purchase using an FHA loan because I am already occupying it.VERY confusing and I need the help of those "in the know"Thank you

All banks do this, and as long as you don’t have something odd going on with your finances, any bank can die a conventional (Freddie/Fannie) loan for an investment.

As a comparison I oddly enough own a 1920 apartment myself .

I’ve lived in Korea twice for a total of almost six years, taught English as a Second Language, served in the Marines as a Supply Administration Clerk, and had a whole mess of odd/dirty jobs in the States and Canada.

If you consistently do this over the next few years, you will increase your odds of being able to quit your high paying W2 and do something that you are more passionate about on a day to day basis. 

We’ve always done things different which has paid off for us over the years, but that makes for some odd situations too.

I also understand that banks might be more willing to deal at the end of the quarter or year - the fewer properties on their books, the better for their balance sheet. end of quarter is a real thing I bought a big mansion that a NBA player had gotten 3.4 done  on a disposition from wells fargo .but it had to be off the books by a date certain so we had about 6 business days to close it.. we paid 1.7 million in cash for it. then refinanced it after we owned it and pulled out another million to finish it.. turned out to be my best rehab ever sold it first day on the market for 5 million :)  I had 2 other partners.. so its was a nice pay day.. but that all happened because wells wanted it off their balance sheet or default list by end of a certain quarter..