Owner occupied loans require you to have the intent of staying at least 1 year, which we did.  

My initial intentions were to start with wholesaling, but I've gotten such mixed info about it.

I just finished the FortuneBuilders weekend course, and while I am grateful for the eye opening introduction to this business, I immediately understood their intentions and strategy.

I bought my first primary home in Austin 4 years ago with the intent to hold and rent long-term, and I'm currently in the process of transitioning it now!

In today's automated world, even puchase/sales are signed with eSignature (et al).One real sig on the contact, annotated to have email scanned sig to be attached would be a reasonable effort (imo) by all parties to be binding - - the intent is perfectly clear

The intention was to buy another house with this money.

I have the intentions to move every two years I'm trying to learn the inns and outs of real estate.

I bought a condo years back with the intention of renting it out when I was ready to move on to a house.  

My intentions are towards value added purchases and thus will need the help of a good contractor that I can trust with bidding and finishing out units.

@Courtney Fletcher  They don't send a "scout" to drive by and make sure you're living there :) the criteria is that you purchase the house "with the intent to live there yourself" It's sort of a moral thing.