You made a good point by addressing the question of how we paid it off speaking to the type of investor we are. 

The domino effect will eat your equity as well as life savings.Unload the properties while you think it is the peak price. 

First, check your rental/lease agreement to see if it addresses such an issue that you are facing now.

I did this for many months, it was very effective.

What if they have moved, their forwarding address is no longer valid, they got married and changed their name, etc, etc, etc.One recent case the lien holder Chase was not notified as their office address changed and they moved to a new location. 

@Lee Ribeiro lots to go over here so I'll try my best to address these one at a time:"Getting mortgage under my name to get around me being on title less than 6 months" - this method will NOT get around this Fannie/Freddie requirement. 

Use their computers and type in the address.

I purchased this new construction home about 8 years ago it under a “go zone” program which provided significantly can’t tax benefits for building new homes and renting them in areas effected by hurricane Katrina.

My idea is to take out an FHA loan on the property and "live" in one unit, as in have my mail and whatnot set for that address, but still stay at my parents.

I was able to post a picture of my WE BUY HOUSES flyer there with my number and website address.