I would use the sub to as temporary financing.

Is this for vacation, temporary living, etc. 

Or god Forbid you put some equity into the deals.. the idea that you can buy reahab and refi and not have any money in the deal works in very specific markets it simply does not work in most though so you dod the deal and maybe you get 70 or 80% of your cash back if you want to break even or cash flow positive.. if you want all your money back then U take negative cash flow until you refi and rents rise both might happen in a few years.. so temporary negative cash flow.Virtually every investor on the west coast that is paying wholesalers or off MLS etc with all money returned on refi or minimum down will be negative cash flow for a few years.. but then appreciation kicks in and thats were real wealth is created not making 200 a month.

If you're consistently putting in the time & work while growing as a professional,.. this delay in payment will be temporary. 

it was just a temporary quirk when rates were low. if your mortgage payment net of rent is equal to or less than what it would be renting, it's a better choice.say you could A. rent for $3000, or B. have a $5000 mortgage and collect $2200 in rent.

If so, that is still divided among 6 people (assuming no turnover in staffing or temporary staffing).  

I know I'm only temporary to the Mass area and it may not be the market I end up investing in but I know I learn best from experiencing first hand and picking the brain of more experienced individuals. 

This is much better than realizing any temporary tax savings like contributing to a traditional IRA or 401(k).

I've bought some pretty fancy dinners this way in the past.Either leave some temporary outlets, or get a temporary power pole if it's going to be a long-term job.

Tenancy is a more temporary relationship.