Often times we see an objection and try to overcome it directly without looking at what might be triggering it.My wife has been adamantly opposed to REI for years and we've done nothing.

So, I would really think if this property will really perform as you anticipate before pulling the trigger.

and congrats on pulling the trigger and purchasing 3 properties.

I was able to get myself in by finding a specific goal for my first property and pulled the trigger when it came along.

Would my brother-in-law be liable for any taxes or if he didn't report it at all, could it trigger an audit for him?

But my question/problem is....When will I know to pull the trigger and purchase that first flip?

I finally pulled the trigger and put in my first few offers but haven't had any luck yet.

@Jonathan Drago  Flipping real estate under a self-directed IRA will trigger a tax called UBIT. 

I've done more foolish things with $20,000 in my short life, so I'm inclined to just pull the trigger on this one.I'm all ears, people!

Just keep up the networking.To give you an idea, in one of our REIAs, there's a really nice guy who's been coming for about two years, helping out, distributing fliers, going to the after meeting dinners, etc, but had yet to pull the trigger.