Definitely get your personal financial situation stable so you have a good foundation to leverage off of for years to come.

You just have to be qualified financially for both mortgages if you don’t put a renter in it.

@Wayne Brooks  and or for tax reasons.but I would wonder is it not financially feasible or just not something this guy wants to do.if it has market value buy it and resell it.. if its in an area like many markets were bare lots have zero or negative value since existing inventory can be bought for less than replacement cost then.. its a tough one if they are adding value to the price of the home.out our way extra lots are GOLD and highly sought after.

I am trying to find a way so that I do not have to pay another closing fee and my partner can able to buy another house without showing any obligation to current property mortgage.  

I started my marketing for wholesaling three months ago but then almost immediately ran into severe financial issues that I'm still trying to dig out of (I'm aware of the strategies like those mentioned in @Brandon Turner's recent video of what to do when financially struggling https://www.youtube.com/watch?

We have a very successful portfolio of properties that fund our financial freedom. 

You can learn more at vipfinancialed videos on youtube for further research on using debt to achieve financial freedom in a short time.

I am currently a music teacher, and I'm looking to invest in real estate for financial freedom.

But boy dealing with tenants one on one I am the worlds worst.. but put me in a financial obligation debt instrument roll and that I am pretty good at.. 

But I don't think your landlord is legally obligated to for the reason you stated (TDY orders for training).