In the past on a different property I've called the lender and confirmed it is okay to do this in order to not have a due on sale clause prior to quit claim deeding it into an LLC.I've heard sometimes the lender will say you must refinance into your LLC in order to quit claim deed it to not trigger the due on sale clause.

I’ve been researching for over a year and have knowledge, mentors, and potential funding sources but find pulling the trigger and starting on my own very difficult.

However if you plan on buying 3-4units, there is a trigger rule for FHA, it is called the self sufficiency test.

Would appreciate your thoughts on the above before I consider pulling the trigger on it.Thanks!

Would you pull the trigger?

The accounting aspect is a an additional thought I hadn't heard before.I know some people have used this strategy in an attempt to avoid triggering a re-evaluation of property taxes.  

.- Don't drag your contractor around to more than 2 or 3 properties without pulling the trigger on 1 of the deals.

Hi Jason-I might pull the trigger on the subscription this week to see if there is any value to this platform.The public record data seems to be available from other sources I am already using, like Rebogateway.I'll update you if I find any value with the platform.Stay tuned!

That’s only triggered if you use property management in the 1st place.

IMHO, that would be the trigger to do something with the property.