Or me cancelling the insurance(since the buyers would hv their own insurance) would trigger the due on sale clause.

I will consult a tax professional prior to pulling the trigger on anything.

Worst case scenario is it would trigger the due on sale clause so you would need to pay off the mortgage in 30 days. 

NOT ALWAYS  2008 to 2012 cleaned many SMART investors clocks  with billion dollar development and syndicators going busto .in a crash for sure those with Cash  and not afraid to pull the trigger will do well.. 

If sellers are offloading as much inventory as you've eluded too, you may see inventory pile up which leads to more days on market and lower sales prices.It doesn't hurt to get out there, see properties and submit offers to test the market so long as you're prepared to pull the trigger once you find something worth investing in.Best of luck to you moving forward!

Does this seem like something you would pull the trigger on if you had the opportunity? 

Hi All, Close to pulling the trigger.

I analyzed the DE market, new house hacking near a university would be effective for rent by room, and pulled the trigger.

I analyzed the DE market, knew house hacking near a university would be effective for rent by room, and pulled the trigger.

After reading your post and looking into it a little more, I decided to pull he trigger on this one using the similar route you explained of joining the NEABA for the month until approved.