It's possible to get into a duplex with an FHA loan and only 3.5% down, but the monthly cost of that mortgage will prevent you from moving out anytime soon and cashflowing.

Has there ever been a more dramatic effort by local authorities to prevent eviction?

@Steve Morris I saw a video in which the guy said that if you get them to sign a memorandum and they tried selling to someone else that you could file it at the courthouse and prevent them from selling to someone else, and so I was just curious as to whether that was an option that any real estate investors participated in.

The actual verbiage is here:  https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2020/09/04/2020-19654/temporary-halt-in-residential-evictions-to-prevent-the-further-spread-of-covid-19

The builder is offering to rent my home so they can use it as a model home for 18 months.. this would prevent me from fully moving in and meeting the owner occupied status.. this is going to be our forever home so if I changed all bills, dmv, work, bank account and insurance to show this is my primary and move into the garage while renting the rest of the house to the builder.. would this meet the owner occupied requirements?

This prevents them from leaving since the neighborhood is safe for their children and also prevents them from making that monthly payment.

The more frequently the property is reviewed and implemented with needed intervention, the better the asset will perform.Property Type 5: Overpriced PropertiesThe final type of properties that aren’t doing well are those that were overpriced when purchased.

The more frequently the property is reviewed and implemented with needed intervention, the better the asset will perform.Property Type 5: Overpriced PropertiesThe final type of properties that aren’t doing well are those that were overpriced when purchased.

I do agree don't move from a state with terrible politics and try to implement those here.

What prevent from processing through conventional mortgage?