It will help your learning curve and you might also gain future partners/mentors.

There are a couple caveats I found that make me reconsider a QRP:When you have money in these accounts it sounds good that you are not taxed on gains but you are restricted from getting a Fannie Mae loan.

It just doesn’t add up for the little gain .

I also included potential equity gains at 0%, 1%, and 3% gains over a 5 year period.

We've gained 8 units that all follow the 2% rule in the past 18 months. 

We're gaining more profit by self managing and growing quicker than if we did turn key.However, there are plenty of people who make money and succeed buying turn key.

Hi all,Hypothetically if I purchased a rental property on 8/27/17 and sold on 8/27/18; is that considered 366 days of ownership thus qualifying me for long term cap gains?

At the end of the day we came to an agreement in the middle, however from my REI eyes, I wish they paid more attention to the actual market and what people want/were willing to pay.

My plan is to possibly refinance out of the FHA loan to a conventional loan to be able to purchase my next property and rent this property or stay in this home the two years to avoid the capital gains tax and just outright sale. 

There's some other restrictive requirements to pay attention to though.