I have called a number of title companies and I have come up dry.

Also an assignment of rents can be used, both of these triggered if 30 days delinquent.So there are numerous techniques to reduce the risk for the private lender.

I may have triggered it myself by maxing-out 3 of them in November 2008.

@Sudheer Bobba If you get a conventional loan with title in your name and then transfer title to LLC, then you will trigger the "Due on sale" clause which is part of ALL conventional loans.

I've frequently considered rental properties, but never pulled the trigger, until now.For the past two years, I've traveled nearly weekly for work.

From your posts, you sound like you are running numbers hard on a calculator or spreadsheet, but without real-life experience with what those numbers look like (price point, rehab, repairs), you might not be ready to pull the trigger on this big of a deal without a sure-fire ARV end game.

The lender may never notice but a few things could trigger them to see it. 1.

I’m choosing to go with “it’s better to have time in the market rather than timing the market.”If you find a good cash flowing deal and plan to hold for the long term, pull the trigger and make a deal.

And also how long did you study and do research before pulling the trigger and going in?

Look through your local MLS and look for a most piece of property and pull the trigger on it.