It has always been a dream for me to own but I am scared to pull the trigger. 

Do it yourself, learn as much as you can, seek out a grey hair mentor who will advise you for a cup of coffee.  

I remember being up all hours of the night trying to plug in all the If/Then scenarios and responses and triggers and Stops and .... maybe one day I'd pay someone else to keep up with it ... but it that case maybe I should just pay them and skip the platform lol ... also I stopped using it because I got way too weary of texting/calling in Texas after reading about people getting sued and the no statute of limitations that can result in someone waiting years to sue if they get 'solicited' without opting in, etc, etc ... wasn't worth it to pay monthly to just open myself up to getting sued....

Hot damn pulling the trigger feels good though.

If you decide to pull the trigger and sell this property I would be interested in a potential sub2 deal.

People have keyword alerts set up, and then someone arrives and pitches their town, which then triggers a lot of other keyword alerts to be triggered.

Side note: possibly labeling is what caused the disconnect in your situation, to begin with.Specifically in your case, your re-negotiating of the option credit does not trigger an immediate taxation.

Ok but I am not talking about by defaulting, the scenario is if the Due-on_sale Clause is triggered because they discovered the sale.  

We are firmly in a seller’s market.The rental inventory had a similarly rapid decline in Q1 and has remained below one month in Q2.The stubbornly low inventory for both sales and rentals can only mean one thing—rising prices and rents.Interest Rates in 2024The interest rate dipped by about 0.5% starting in mid-December 2023 and January, which triggered an unseasonal price rise for both months (See Q1 2024 Las Vegas Market Update).

Probably best to steer clear.A syndication would likely trigger UDFI (unrelated debt-financed income) at some point in the hold period, unless they are purchasing the asset without a loan (highly unlikely).