Your payment would go to them, they would split off the loan payment and send it to the bank and the balance could go to the owner.You can also record your lease on public record which would likely  put you in a chain of notifications if the seller ever tried to sell or in the event of a foreclosure.

I'm looking at the issues and risks for buying more rentals as investment properties:Cons:-Difficult to get your money out without capital gains.

I am in Indiana and it is notoriously difficult to pass the state part.

We currently have 2 rental properties, one a 4 plex with a 240k balance at 4.5% interest and a duplex with a 155k balance at 5% interest.

Generally a REIT might buy a large portfolio and not want all of the properties to re-balance their asset allocation percentages of a certain tenant type or asset class.

Fayez Shantanu Most lenders do not allow you to borrow the balance even if it is in 2nd position.

Is the area difficult to do construction in?

Also, investing 3 or more hours away can be quite difficult/stressful if you've never done it before.  

I'm also a buyer in Broward and Dade, but the numbers are difficult.

Bank balances don’t seem to matter in today’s environment.