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During the escrow is it possible to put it in a LLC... or would that trigger capital gains taxes?   

No need for anyone to ever know.Statistically you will never need or use it and in the very rare circumstance the need should arise you will be more concerned about covering your butt than pulling the trigger anyway.

Right now I’m in the learning stages before we pull the trigger to find that right property in Spring or Summer next year.Our main objectives are:1) Build financial freedom through cash flow.2) Looking to buy and hold rental properties.3) Finding a solid deal with good numbers for our first property.

@Johnny Kang That simply refers to an automatic trigger of the 1099 at 36 months of no payments.....doesn’t change anything about a lender being required to issue a 1099 when they Actually forgive a debt.  

Am I the first one on this site to pull the trigger?

because you’re on the right path by deciding to stop waiting till you’ve read every book written before you pull the trigger. 

No I haven't put a property under contract yet looked at a fair number of properties but haven't pulled the trigger yet for various reasons Over the last few months.

It does affect the mortgage and it can trigger a due on sale clause. 

Until the buyer actually submits a signed cancelation under the inspection clause, the seller is stuck with the contract, no matter how the buyer attempts to negotiate a reduction.In fact, a buyer can submit an addendum for acceptance with a price reduction or repair credit, without triggering any cancellation of the contract, since the Buyer has not actually canceled the contract.