Our first initial plan was to go in there and add an ADU but decided to pull the trigger in the beginning of the 2020 and put it on the market as a SFR.

Does this only trigger when they sell? 

@John Warren Thank you for your input John, that gives me some motivation to pull the trigger.

@Maverik Eaton get out of your comfort zone and pull the trigger because nothing grows in the comfort zone.

I want to pull the trigger on a SF, but only have enough for 5-3.5% down which makes monthly payments just out of my budget.

I am no real estate agent and very green as a whole to RE but the fact is the license is cheap and relatively easy to get. someones friend gets one and they get jealous and get one too because they think they are smarter than said friend. both friends are probably lazy and close the national average or less every year until their parents force them to pay rent at the age of 40. not trying to be a negative nancy but the fact remains they get hammered by calls of people who " think" they want to buy a house and never pull the trigger.. i get it its frustrating but if you treat everyone the same then how will you ever succeed. i rather work my *** off for nothing and go to sleep proud that i tried my very best then go at everything with the least amount of effort possible until i hook a whale and brag to everyone about how successful i am. 

I found a home where my monthly costs were less than the price of renting so I pulled the trigger.

So, it’a a learning process and with the knowledge I acquired from Bigger Pockets and their recommended books I saw the potential in this listing, too bad I wasn’t able to pull the trigger.

Can anyone relate to this, or have any advice as to preparing when you’re about to pull the trigger on that first real estate move?

Triggering due on sale?