Done correctly you also won't trigger a due on sale clause.Happy to share more if you have questions.Julee

If you decide to hunker down and continue paying debt, the upside is that you'll be that much more educated when you do pull the trigger on a deal.

In the extreme, 1 investor in the deal with you could trigger the need to file the registration documents. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/howey-test.aspOtherwise, I love that you want to push forward.

I found something that I might pull a trigger on (offering).

Because as a newbie I am most likely to make mistakes and I don't have the history to recognize great deals vs overpriced deals.All that being said, I'm still going to pull the trigger on any great deal I find. 

Before making a purchase I am trying to get my "team" constructed so I can be prepared to pull the trigger when I find my first deal. 

I struggled with that for a bit and it was holding us back from pulling the trigger.

I think a lot of those people aren’t necessarily actively selling but are starting to think about getting out and if they found someone they liked and trusted they would be willing to pull the trigger.

However Fannie Mae allows the borrowers who are the majority members of an LLC to transfer the title to the LLC without it triggering the due on sale clause.

But willing to pull the trigger sooner if it makes sense.