However, if I am looking for 10% and you bring me a 15% deal, I am going to jump on it.I suggest building a network of investors and know exactly what they want to get excited and quickly pull the trigger on a deal.  

If all checks out, I'll pull the trigger. 

I am comfortable with my capacity to assess property value, but I guess it's some frugal trigger that struggles to quantify what I think is risky most of the time in upgrading some of the property.

Once I got a good feeling for the city and areas I will select the property and pull the trigger. 

@Chris Siegler ,I have a bunch of units in the East Bay, and prefer to stay here, but there are lots of folks making money all over ;)  Make sure you do all your due diligence on your team, and on the area, before you pull the trigger.

Always get quotes from different contractors before pulling the trigger.

Invest that time now so you are ready to pull the trigger.

Go find a real deal and pull the trigger my friend.

Good morning Bigger Pockets!

My family and I are moving to GA in January (I’m active duty USAF) and we are looking for a home. I stumbled across a property listed FSBO on a well-known military "yard sale" type site...

My only question is how would a LO trigger the due on sale clause if the title was never transfered?