True, you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him pull the trigger on a deal but most RE training has no stated learning objectives, no real student tracking and no way to measure long-term success.

A land contract or LLC sale will NOT trigger the deed clause, since the deed is still in the entity name.

An option triggers Due on Sale and Acceleration because it transfers partial interest - I agree that the numbers work, but be careful!

Sadly not all of them have triggered as well as I'd hoped :) Hope you find the info here as useful as I have, and welcome to BP.

When I pulled the trigger on my first flip, I was terrified.

Things like this trigger an "automatic" appearance with the Board for an applicant.

An option in most states it triggers Due on Sale in your mortgage note.

Just gotta know when to pull the metaphoric trigger!!!

L/O also means you need qualified buyers in there, not renters, that can pull the trigger and take you out of your financing requirements.If you want to keep them, a sub-2 would be much better for you as you are in title, a seller financed wrap, as that means you'll be refinancing instead of purchasing.....but we don't have enough info here as to your down payment/option payment, loan to value, market rents, etc.

I'm still a year away from the end of the lease but figured I'd better get my ducks in a row in case my tenant/buyer pulls the trigger early.