Ultimately, you'll want to find catalysts (or triggers) that would cause an owner (or heir or beneficiary) to be motivated to sell.

After a year, pulled the trigger.

I would have run through the numbers and pulled the trigger.

And they have worked well, but I stood with my finger on the trigger ready to take it over if the developer stumbled.

The bank option sounds the most intriguing at the moment - just wanted a little more advice before pulling the trigger.

My question is if I purchase the property as owner occupied, but then lets say at some point down the road I wish to move out and rent the portion I lived in, will this trigger any sort of "due on sale" clause since I am no longer occupying the property?

First, I would have absolutely no problem pulling the trigger if needed.

Not too worried about triggering "due on sale" clause but would like to know what others thoughts are on making the payments.

Especially one triggered by their breech of a contract.You could remind them it would be far less traumatic for you to make your current buyers whole than it would be for them to have a foreclosure permanently attached to every mortgage application they fill out from now on.

Will the FED's actions trigger hyper-inflationIt's a very difficult subject to predict.I have 5500rds of ammunition, a decent amount of platinum, but I will not get into gold until sub $600/oz, and especially not with a $100 over spot price for eagles...