Pull the trigger on hold back?

And you will hopefully know that a perfect deal never comes along so you won't be waiting for it before you pull the trigger.

Would this trigger a due-on-sale clause with a lender, if XYZ is still the de facto owner of the properties?

This all makes me feel that I haven't yet learned enough to do this, but feeling that this won't go away until I pull the trigger on that first deal. 

Title change triggers reassessment by the tax office. 

You could also hold the property in a LLC, which would require you to transfer to deed to the LLC, which could trigger the due on sale close on the loan you took from the bank (you could ask permission from the bank to do the transfer and may be fine with it).The best way to go about this depends on the person.

Great job pulling the trigger and being available for this park, seller, and buyer. 

Still looking for the right deal, but I want to get my funding lined up and ready to pull the trigger. 

My attorney holds the deed in escrow and I don't get it until I pay the entire debt off, so no due on sale clause is triggered.

I am looking to transfer the title of the house to my  LLC before getting the builder's risk insurance.I am concerned that my mortgage lender might trigger the "Due on Sale" clause.Or that they have a concern with the fact that I took a insurance through my LLC without notifying them ?