I find the whole deal interesting as I would also think that, if the homeowner still on a mortgage, and they leased, say, part of their backyard to the solar company (maybe roof was not structurally sound, but plenty of southerly yard), it would trigger something like a due on sale clause, as the homeowner has given up part interest in their property, correct?

I understand someone house hacking when they have a guest house or basement apartment with a separate entrance.I just want to make sure you have thought this through before pulling the trigger on this.

After 3-6 months of that, you might be ready to pull the trigger on YOUR first deal. 15 years from now that income property could be your baby's college tuition?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated before I pull the trigger on this deal...

Hey all,Quick overview of my situation:I've been wanting to pull the trigger on my real estate investing portfolio for quite some time now but I am stuck in analysis paralysis.

If you're having trouble getting past the analysis paralysis stage of rental investing, you're going to have the same issue pulling the trigger on properties to get under contract.

.,   The real risk you've been running is that the quit claim into the LLC could have triggered a due on sale clause in the loan unless the lender gave you permission. 

I am about to pull the trigger on an expensive list from ListSource.com, but wanted to get 2nd opinions firstHere is the criteria:- Geography - Central Phoenix (drawn polygon over map, north of McDowell)- Built 1925-1990- $30k+ equity- Lot Size 4k+ Sq.

I wasn't planning on pulling the trigger really soon, it would be more so in the next few months after the house in florida gets sold. 

I’ve been looking to do the same thing further south (CO Springs) and just can’t get the numbers to work to where I’ve been comfortable enough to pull the trigger, but that may be me being a little too analytical. :) Best advice I have is really learn the market, as Greeley can be much different from area to area, and find a good agent that works with investors and understands your needs.