FHA loans are only for primary residences.

This property will be my primary residence for the time being, but I believe it will be very easy to rent in the future.Currently I am learning all I can about REI and hope to begin investing in properties other than my primary residence in the next 1-2 years.

I don't think demand for $100k primary residence will be strong in that area, there are so many 1950s ranch houses $60-70k, even though yours is the nicest.From an investment standpoint, that area is a stretch to rent over $925 on a 3 bdrm.  

Its 60 days from the date of closing for primary residence, the general rule applies to most primary occupancy conventional, FHA, and VA loans. 

There are more restrictions on the 5-10 loan program but its doable.I say you can only get 9 properties because I'm assuming you own your own primary residence.

Post a 24 hour notice to enter the premises.

On the 15th of July they have to vacate the premises right it says it on my lease.  

All the properties I've done I targeted to have 80% ARV (or better) after renovation, where I only look at non-owner occupied at 70%.I am not a tax adviser and this is not advice, but the primary reason we went this route is that if you live in the property for 2 of the last 5 years you can get a tax exemption on the capital gains.

Beyond the immediate goal I hope to acquire another property by the end of the year, but I have to narrow it down to a vacation rent-able home I can still use as my primary residence when not travelling or another multi-unit property.  

I have it in my primary and it is not maintenance free!