Both properties still have a note on them and I understand that this could trigger a due on sale clause, but I keep receiving conflicting word on whether or not I can do it.

Now, there IS such a thing as "analysis paralysis," or fearing to pull the trigger although you have all the useful information on a property.

However, everything else about this property lines up very well, and I want to pull the trigger or move on asap, since I've already analyzed it forwards and backwards.Here are the details:625k PPcurrent monthly income $5,600, annual income after expenses (utilities, taxes, maintenance, repairs) is 46k, which would cash flow after debt service, but not a ton.However.

I am finally pulling the trigger and currently closing on a deal in Alabama that came through Norada.

I am currently looking at getting my feet wet by starting out with a 4-plex in a neighboring town of mine that has been recently updated but I am in need of advice on whether I should pull the trigger or not.

It might take a few different trusts to separate out different assets etc and separate out control and different triggers.

If yes, what were your clauses and triggers?

I keep my eyes out for deals in Midland but haven't pulled the trigger between cost of entry and attempting to keep some diversification since my W-2 job is oil/gas related which closely matches housing market in Midland. 

Then you get a foreign trust account with a bridge trust and when the trigger is engaged by a pre-established threat then the domestic trust moves all assets into the Cook island trust which does not recognize US courts or judgments.

I was wondering if you pulled the trigger in this area?