I know i am a NMLS licensed mortgage banker so i got the bullitins.. so nothing new there. and there are other laws.Like you have to be allowed a face to face with a decision maker from the bank or servicer..

Please think about the surrounding neighbors before you make your decision.

You are in a situation that comes down to making a basic business decision.

If you believe in the market and the opportunity is right, looking at it from 3 years from now, which decision would you make or have made? 

Also given that 75% LTV cap, not sure how many times you could continue to tap the same houses over, so not sure about 'continue indefinitely'.Selling one is definitely an option to explore as well -- although if it is cash flow positive now, possible trade-off of future appreciation if you sell now.All in all, sounds like a good problem to have!

ESPECIALLY if they are publicly traded large banks. 

Those just surfing properties will likely just see the first few, but once those few get their interest they will wade through 20-30 more and make a preliminary decision.  

Despite all of the noise and volatility in the stock market, positive job growth numbers came out yesterday which show the country is still creating jobs, trade talks are calming and inflation is under control. 

(bad decision, bear!)

They have local folks who make lending decisions on local loans.