The market has been very difficult to enter the last few years but I’m hoping with the help of bigger pockets I can finally pull the trigger on my first property.

Thanks Yes, worrying about the due on sale clause is a valid concern, as it could potentially trigger the lender to call the loan due in full upon transferring the property into an LLC.

Get a great Realtor Get a great contractor with real estate knowledge also pull the trigger. 

You also have access to the co-op's financials, board meeting minutes, etc. before you decide to pull the trigger. 

Even though the JADU triggers the owner occupancy requirement, it doesn’t say how long you have to live there.

It hasn't been decided on whether or not my company will pull the trigger with them yet, but from what I gathered pricing will depend on what all you are looking to do as in the plan/subscription you choose.

I would definitely get really solid on your expected rent numbers before you pull the trigger.

I also spoke with a note fund that does not use leverage (which apparently is a trigger for UBIT). 

I own flips and do rentals all in the Poughkeepsie area.You're on the right track just keep educating yourself and when it's time to pull the trigger on your first deal you'll be ready.Any other questions feel free to PM me.Kevin

However, me and my wife are on the fence about whether or not we should pull the trigger in pursuing this opportunity.