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.  

So regardless of whether permits were pulled, the sale price would trigger an increased tax assessment, but might have just delayed it a year or two?

Bottom line I think you quote is probably in the ball part, but I would get a couple others before pulling the trigger.

It's just a little bit, but it was yet another thing that was probably triggering my allergies in this place (Yes, I'm allergic to everything - anything with fur, most grasses, most trees, all molds....)I've painted the ceilings in the kitchen, hallway and upstairs bathroom.  

I'm motivated to pull the trigger...just need to find the deal.

@Syed Lateef Congrats on almost ready to pull the trigger.  

This will trigger reassessment and eliminate your Prop 58 low tax basis, even if just one trust bene gets the loan.Your only true option is to either get what we can a fiduciary mortgage as successor trustee based on the equity (borrowing up to 50% LTV max) or live without a loan. 

Nothing like going through all the analysis and deciding to pull the trigger but not even thinking about something as simple as this.

The price has also dropped to 149 (from Amazon.com which is why I pulled the trigger and purchased it)SKIL 36-02 Flooring Saw

I can always transfer property ownership later (without fear of triggering any due on sale clauses because I've already cleared it with my lender and they're willing to put in writing before I go to closing).However I'd kind of like to have the LLC set up so that I can start my branding and marketing and know that I have the legal rights to the business name and the like.