Could you be liable for fraud on top of triggering DOS?

I've read several books on the subject, but never pulled the trigger.

At the same time it has proven very tough to pull the trigger because we seem to be at the crossroads of either going with a turnkey provider or identify a property we can purchase ourselves which is rent ready and hand it over to a property manager.

I suspect many fix and flip or repositioners look at 5 to 20 deals beofre they pull the trigger on one.. can't get discouraged looking at only one property.also drive bys can help 2  without making formal appointments

The only thing more podcasts will do is give you an excuse for not pulling the trigger.  

There isn't a limit to how many but they are a great way to further protect your appliances and most importantly, your loved ones who just HAVE to curl their hair while taking a shower and listening to Metalica all at once.

This discusses that in many cases Trusts do not trigger the due-on-sale clause.  

Me purchasing my 1st home w/ intentions of living in it then selling the home triggered my desire to start investing.

My timeline is still up in the air, but I'll be able to pull the trigger one day. 

For the duration of the lease-option the property stays in the sellers name, so it should not trigger a "due on sale" for the mortgage, until the option is exercised.