I don't see an upside, it sounds like gambling to me, and I hate flushing $$$ into slot machines.

I earned some hours when I was in ROTC and hoping to earn a pilot slot.

I use metal frames A frames and aluminum signs from HD Supply with rider slots at the top and bottom.

I have a rural mailbox,, large enough where I put inside 4 dividers, labeled tenants and each has a slot.. 

I have a friend that has a 4 unit of 1/1 that's has been on the market for a couple weeks in the high 300's. Lots

I have several investment properties (total loans of 4) and need to fill up my remaining 6 slots of additional investment properties.

Show good performance on your existing properties, and be a credible buyer and you won't have a problem.I have never used my conventional slots, though, until recently.

I'd probably slot that expense with office/trade equipment.

I do not want to take cash out of the properties, just want to free 'more Fannie-Mae Slot', hence it seams silly to pay full closing cost for just 'removing a name'Has anyone been in that situation?

This would also maximize your mortgage slot because you would have 3 units in one mortgage not one and this is using FHA so its even better from that perspective.