Some banks don't care while others may want to trigger the due on sale clause. 

A good Property Manager should lay out the triggers of communication and the expectation of timeframes on such events as turnover, collections, response times on emails, renewals, and overall just communication.  

With all of this in mind you have to take in consideration that millions of people are about to lose their home(s).This will trigger a chain of market events that might offer you a window to save money. 

You will need to wait until the loan is sold/settled, then you'll need to get permission from the loan owner to transfer deed without triggering due on sale clause.  

Just tough to pull the trigger on any one.

I don't believe there is a new 25% down payment requirement for FHA loans... my issue is that because I do not have a tax return showing income coming from my current properties, it triggers a rule requiring me to have 25% equity in both of those properties. 

But now I'm finally pulling the trigger and searching to build my real estate team.

We pulled the trigger on these loans a couple of months ago and I just checked.  75% LTV, not 80%. 

Im purchasing this property out of state and based on the market trends of the particular zip code I decided to pull the trigger on the property.

I use this move as a trigger to keep finding new properties.