I'm normally not one that advocates trigger-happy decisions, but IMO this kind of investing needs solid boots on the ground, and you're out of town.

I’ve heard different things like taking a Fannie Mae loan out then converting it to a LLC and the likelihood of triggering a due on sale clause is minimal.

Hi All, I am very new to the Real Estate investing game and haven't pulled the trigger on any properties yet.

Originally posted by @Mehul Parekh:Still haven't decided if I will pull the trigger with CM, yet.

If you did the refi 3 months after, it could trigger them to audit you.

They wouldn't have any skin in the game and could just walk away and leave you high and dry if things go wrong with the property.

.● The soil around the foundation should be watered with 1-2 inches of water per week during hot and dry weather patterns.

So I am hoping to pull the trigger on a fix and flip in the coming month or two so I can finally go from 0-1!

HI Jewell,If you were to use FHA again, this could trigger the FHA 100 mile rule + 1.75% upfront fee, however with a few exemptions Indeed FHA allows you to put 3.5% down payment to invest in 1-4 units.

It’s ironic that the state is essentially leaving landlords high and dry, while at the same time calling on them to step in and help solve the housing crisis.