Especially if you have a sheetrocker scheduled for the next week and you can't get your rough-in inspection to pass, it's a hair puller.  

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.

Currently, I've been setting up an automated system to handle leads and it's just about ready to pull the trigger but I need to feed it with leads.   

utilities are not the problem most all of the time.Its insurance that will trigger the bank.

@Tom Gimer: listed a few of the identifiers of things that trigger a closer scrutiny, in one of his posts that I've since lost track of.

People set fires because they trigger A LOT of insurance money.