That's all that matters.

It is a legal matter with a bilateral contract, has nothing to do with a due on sale clause.Putting an end buyer or tenant after you buy Sub2 only complicates matters as now you have a contractual obligation to the party in possession.

No matter what the homeowner agrees for the price to purchase, the bank has to ok (for it to be accepted) or nay it(and it will be denied).

@Seth Mosley To be clear, it matters Not where you get a blanket loan, you still have 10 mortgaged properties which knocks you out from further conventional loans.  

Build a website.NO matter what the issue is, having a credible website IS the solution.

If you used the $11,000 for a vacation, the interest would not be deductible.It doesn't matter what property secures the loan, but rather what the use of the money is.

@Gururaj Iyer I prefer multi family for short term rentals to mitigate risk and to ensure they cash flow no matter what.

I put a quick ad up and got 100+ applicants in a matter of hours. 

Doesn't matter how many times you try to explain it to them, they won't understand.

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