Good post Steve, you beat me to the trigger, good stuff.Hi, much of this has been addressed as to "multiple LLC" search that you should get some good info.

Once you are confident you have a system that's worked for others then you'll be a "trigger puller"

I'm currently looking but haven't found one that I want to pull the trigger on.

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In my 150+ tenant years of landlording, I have never had a situation where renter's insurance would have been triggered for a claim.

I've read before on BP about LLC not being a good option for Canadians because we don't have the same structure here and it may trigger double taxation (I have not reserached this at all, --just giving caution).

Going to make it a point to pull the trigger in 1st half of 2014.

More complicated, giving a note as full consideration when the option is made satisfies the true option facet, the note is consideration, but the note is payable even if the option is not taken and if payments are credited to the purchase price, that triggers the financing a purchase agreement.

Looking to get around some people actually doing deals and hoping to pull the trigger in the first half of 2014.

I was wondering if that is not triggered in a subject to deal...