You could quit claim it into your LLC but it technically triggers the due on sale clause.

Landlord wants to sell 4 properties. 3 are Duplex, the other single family. She owns them free and clear. They are all OCCUPIED with section 8 tenants. Rent per unit is currently 900.
Her asking price is 60k per dupl...

I have no background in real estate at all but it has always interested me and I am now pulling the trigger on getting started.

Have found some decent homes but havent pulled the trigger yet.

A lot of people get stuck in analysis paralysis, if you do the numbers, check them twice , three times over and they work pull the trigger, as a mentor once told me , "man the F up and put on your big boy pants" Knowing that I had done my research and ran the numbers and possibilities. 3) Understand that **** won't be perfect, but the pains and failures that you experience will give you life lessons that will determine if you want to continue or if this isn't right for you.

If I were to pull the trigger and buy a duplex/triplex, what comes next?

@David Knoll Did you end up pulling the trigger on an investment property in Jacksonville, NC?

But let me know if I'm wrong and whether or not to pull the trigger.

You guys might be a little quick on the trigger here;  in many, if not most, jurisdictions an owner can pull permits/function as a GC Only on an owner occupied property, not as an investor/flipper, and usually requires the owner to retain the home for at least a year before selling/renting, to qualify for that exemption.While the OP may indeed need a new accountant, he doesn't even know what kind of license the accountant was referring to, apparently he didn't even ask.

How often does this trigger the due on sale clause?