Such Sub-Prime lenders deserved and expected higher rates to compensate for the extra risk and the probable higher costs of recovering their money.  

My studio was in Greenwich Village in New York and I never had any difficulty renting it, but it was the location.  

When I am purchasing my townhome the lender wants extra stuff from HOA and it turns out HOA is under litigation.

I'm having difficulty finding companies that provide such a product and getting limited offers from my broker.

I don't know if "you can" however it is certainly possible and I've done this many, many times.What's difficult is getting the lender or loan servicer to recognize your association with the account.

Here are some scenarios that I can think of:1) Use the extra money from the rent to get to 20% equity and eliminate PMI.

Now that I have 12, I am understanding the "ebb" or "flow" of operating capital and  how to easily keep 6 months reserves, it is all easier with more cash flow now, in a few years you can refi or pay extra principal if you like.  

Can you wholesale a HUD property and if so how difficult is it?

Also has a detached garage that rents out separately for extra income. 

Should I get a little extra (higher LTV) for the next investment?