Once you’ve done that pull the trigger and go.

You dont find the guy that can help you not pay extra taxes after you have sold the thing that triggers them... that's like jumping out of a plane to find the parachute guy.

Being that I am on this platform I am sure that many of us have had the same dreams and aspirations, however getting started and being actually ready to pull the trigger is a different story.

I also want to ensure I can scale and don't want to hamstring myself by making a poor decision now and deploying the capital on a bad deal so there is a bit of trigger shyness.

So my buddy and I are buying a property together.He’s putting up all the capital and I’m doing the work to get it cash flowing.My question is, I want to be on the title but I know putting myself on after closing could trigger a due on sale clause.How would you guys recommend going about this?

When I purchased the property, as always, it triggered a tax assessment; however, I did not hear from the tax assessor responsible for the reassessment for approximately 6 months after closing. 

We recently purchased his 1/3 share and I am wondering if that will trigger a tax assessment?

Analyze the property using your criteria, and if it makes sense, pull the trigger and buy.

The house has great bones I was able to look past all the stuff and pull the trigger on the deal.

Hi Ryan,Just off the top of my head, here are some of my thoughts.Look carefully at the zoning and see if there are other possible uses allowed for it's zoning type (and see if the zoning conforms currently).Such as Med/Dental (prob require an elevator), or whatever besides just office space (is the living space unit non-conforming--is it Grandfathered in, what triggers the end of the Grandfather, has that happened, will a sale make that happen (???)