If your Lender will let you keep the interest rate it's due to change to, but for a different (swapped for better cash-flow) property, would that idea appeal?

I would like to do a bit of a book swap.

But I wouldn't swap it for a walk closet.

If you believe that then you would need to add clauses that also require laundry to be done within X time period, garbage bags to be swapped out every X time period, etc.

I swapped numbers with a wholesaler, and then days later came across my first deal.

One thing that stuck out and I was curious about was whether a bank could call the loan due if the deed swaps hands.

I dunno maybe they should have swapped them out, given they put in the nice granite and back splash? 

I have had lots of folks swap out boyfriends, add 3 or 4 kids, try to change pets, etc. 

I'm sure you could swap in Brooklyn, Austin, or many more cities in on this one..http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/reo/4929326120.htmlFull text if the link is removed:This property in the heart of Oakland's hipster mecca Temescal has a lot of potential!

From most other sources I have come across, swapping the 2% return you might currently be getting for your $71k for a return of $8.06%, when all you have to do is be responsible for a mortgage of $249k for an asset that SHOULD be worth $320k - is not something most investors would recommend.