My understanding is that it is possible that if you get a loan under your name and then move the property to an llc it could trigger a due on sale clause.

I finally pulled the trigger in 2018 (despite having plenty of fears and not knowing everything).

I have been looking into multifamily properties but there aren't many to choose from in my area (Orlando), and I need to pull the trigger soon before my lease ends at my current apartment.

I have a very good friend who is also a loan officer, so leaning on him for financing advice and best practice has been invaluable.While I can overcome the first widely conceived barrier to entry (money), I find myself hesitating to pull the trigger.

They just could not pull the trigger.

Default rules - cancelled listing, 8 months expire triggers a 5% increase interest charge. 

Also from Belgium :) so you triggered my keyword alert.Great to hear you already got started, in what area in Belgium are you active?

Does it trigger due on sale?

Have not quite decided on a traditional flip or BRRRR strategy and this may end up being dependent on the type of first deal we find and pull the trigger on.

You’ll have to look at quite a few to feel confident to pull the trigger.