As long as it cashflows and meets your criteria, then you should be fine! 

Most banks will just want to see that the homes are rented out bc they can use the rental income which helps offset.As long as the homes are rented you should be able to keep buying up to 10 total conventional loans.

She has threatened him in saying "you're gonna have to evict me, and I can stay as long as I want because of covid"5.

I have concluded that they housing authority is dragging its heals so tenants are protected as long as possible.  

I have been a huge fan of BPs for as long as I can remember! 

I believe as long as the property pays for itself - which it would with the proper terms - then you can have two VA mortgages (depending on your qualifications).

Worst case is there is damage that eats up the deposit but as long as he is gone focus forward on getting it turned over and rented out.  

Seems like others are saying yes, to me I'm not sure I'd ask an accountant but I know you can deduct from a line of credits interest as long as it's used only for rentals or business...

To better explain my question: Does the current lender have a "grip" on us with all these timelines etc , or as long as they get their money, they dont care?

I don't think there is a very specific definition for that so in your case, as long as you are going from an investment property to another investment property, you should be fine.