I've prepared an LOI and want to pull the trigger, but nervous.

I guess my question would relate to the wisdom of pulling the trigger now and paying more for a property that could well be purchased for significantly less in another 3-6 months or maybe even longer if the down trend is expected to last a few years.

New investor hereI have 2 rental properties (duplex & triplex) that I bought at the highest interest rates (8%), they DO cash flow but now that rates have softened a bit my question is when do you all as investors decide to pull the trigger on refinances?

Put that calculator down and pull the trigger.

If you guys want to live there and the timing is right for you guys, then, I would say pull the trigger. 

Planning on having one more conversation this time with my wife on the call as well and that point I would need to pull the trigger on paying for the service.  

Hi AllI am from CA and finally pulled the trigger on a strip mall in San Antonio.

Hey @Ben Lee, Firstly, removing Aunt A from the deed through a quitclaim deed could potentially trigger a reassessment for property tax purposes, as it involves a change in ownership.

Some lenders have clauses that could trigger the due-on-sale clause if they discover the ownership transfer.Seller Financing Terms: The seller financing terms seem favorable with 0% interest for the first 2 years.

I have been listening to their podcasts for some while now and finally pulled the trigger on joining the club.