That’s a harsh one, I’m sorry to see someone stoop to that level.

It can trigger the "due on sale" clause and a lender could demand you pay the loan balance in full.

He also states that I should not amend the return because it will likely trigger an audit.Can anyone provide any insight?

It seems/sounds/looks like… It seems like you’ve put some thought into this… It seems that X is important to you Instead of what’s the chance, say I’m sure this is going to seem greedy… Seems like your powerless here…seems like there’s nothing I can say…seems like there’s nothing you can do It seems like you are frustrated/upset etc… You’re not going to like this, and I don’t blame you from walking away “This is going to sound harsh” is a great label to lead off with when you know your counterpart is going to have a negative reaction to what you are getting ready to say.

Repeated flipping of homes or new home development for immediate sale are the types of things in the real estate space that can trigger UBIT.

Unless the seller specifically has other offers on the property, your escalation clause (if it's written correctly) will not trigger (take effect).  

I'm wanting to pull the trigger soon and really get into the game.

I have been considering trying out a direct mail campaign but haven't pulled the trigger yet.Thanks again for all of your thoughts!

I feel I wont be using biggerpockets again from all the doubt and harsh judgement with very minimal actual advice.

One home on Green street In SF I had to foreclose on peaked at 2 mil in 88 by the time we went to trustee sale no one bid it at opening bid of 925k.. today probably 5 mil easy if not more.. and by 97 ish back to  2 mil.. who knows what will trigger the next one.. but  when credit froze in 08 there was nothing we could do if you did not have cash .here are some areas I worked in   in those days and the crash.1. parts of Atlanta I made loans on houses that were worth 150k my loans were 90k   sold this 97 build for 36k in 09.