It just technically gives the mortgage holder the right to call the entire loan due if they discover the title change and choose to enforce that right.

I closed on a property that I am rehabbing to put back on the short term vacation rental market in Port Aransas, TX.  

I ended up purchasing a SFR on short sale in the same neighborhood.

Just an idea, but what about business cards stating what you are looking for, your contact info and a short statement about a referral fee.  

Our other two units are short term Airbnbs.

I don't know if/how doing multiple refinances in a short period of time will impact your loan eligibility. 

I could have bought downtown Palo Alto and sat back to just collect the rents and been a multi millionaire in short time without all the Sweat Equity that I have had to put into my rentals here in S.

I'm newbie,  I made a offer on a short sale then I found out that the process could take very long, so I decided to look for another property, as a first timer, should I leave that short sale offer open and and start another property?

We had property management up here in NWI and we still rented units in a rather short amount of time. 

It sounds like the lender is going to have to cut their losses on the existing owner and foreclose on them or do a short-sale type transaction where you purchase it, but at a value less than what the lender owes.