The Mortgagee can ask for lift of the stay in the event the borrower has made intention in the plan to surrender the property.  

I don't ask for these things unless I am confident at that point that they are a good *potential* tenant.I have no intention of turning over a piece of real estate that my husband and I have made a significant investment in to someone that would not provide this information.

But I have some questions.......1)If my intention is to flip, is there anyway around being considered a dealer as opposed to an investor especially if I don't intend for that to be my primary source of income?

@Tom ShepardI really would not concern myself to much with why they are selling.Not every person who owns a single family rental got there with the intention of being a real estate investor. 

Thanks @Andrew Postell & @Chinmay J.My intention says alot about the mess in my head with this topic i guess -My intention in this post was to understand how exactly would one get approved for repeated mortgages when other ones are still due?

I'm following another, similarly intentioned thread, too, but that one turned super, super negative and has gotten a bit far from the original goal of the person who started it.

I think they just don't want people buying and either selling or renting with no intentions of making it their primary residence from the getgo.

The quest for increasingly specific skills brings many to Milwaukee for its combination of work-ready talent, business-friendly policies and economic development experts intent on the region’s success.

First, the owner must have had the intent to use the property for a rental, investment, or use in a trade or business.

You have to have the intent on occupying the property for at least a year.