I've always called a mortgage secured to more than one property a "blanket" mortgage.I'm a residential lender, so I also want to comment on this part of your initial post: I don't want to use my conventional slots.

Still a good idea to get your ducks in a row with a lender and have them do an initial underwriting and have them be prepared to answer a call from a seller, but they likely won't write up a letter.

All by leveraging my initial $7500 investment in 2009.

If they were union, that should have reflected in the initial bid.

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Goal: Have a rental property with at least some cash flow AND purchase a new primary by end of 2022.Options: Based on my initial understanding (which admittedly could be flawed), I have a few options:1.

Happy to get you in touch with a couple lenders that can answer any questions you have and fill you in on the loan products they offer, shoot me a DM if you want their contact info.Great initiative, and you should be well on your way to financial freedom with that level of income!

Consider floating a citizen's initiative or run for office to make a bigger difference.

Assuming they kept their homes with no changes, many have had their values surpass what they initially paid and if they didn't refinance, then they are two years away from being halfway done with their mortgage.  

But this tenant has shown zero initiative in the process.Trying to figure out the path to get the tenant out the soonest legally.