I really want to pull the trigger on something but at the same time don't want to FOMO in and end up losing money.

It's been frustrating finally being ready to pull the trigger but not having any targets to hit, haha!

I'm very interested in the BRRRR strategy and working on building capital for a hard money loan and holding costs to pull the trigger.

I want to pull the trigger on my first rental property.Here are the numbers:PP is 99k and turn key.

But having said all this if you really find a great deal then make sure you analyze the numbers well and don't be afraid to pull the trigger! 

I couldn't afford to make my real estate investment dreams become a reality or I wasn't thinking creatively.Anyways I finally pulled the trigger last month and purchased a 1600 sqft duplex (1bed, 1 bath units) for 90k with the intentions to owner occupy.

The agent has to go into the hudhomestore website and fiddle with something and that triggered the auto-email. 

The other group will warn you that if you do that when you still owe a mortgage, it could trigger the due-on-sale clause, although it rarely seems to.

From the experts in the community, what kinds of things about this property would make you want to seriously dig in further or even pull the trigger?

Which will paint a big bulls-eye target on your back and make you a favorite of trigger happy lawyers, tenants and/or plaintiffs.But let's say you own 101 in 101 Main Trust, 202 in 202 Main Trust and 303 in 303 Main Trust - these trust being registered as the owners of these properties.