You'll love the war stories in your next class at the brokerage......they will scare newbies into compliance....LOLGood luck....

it could possibly trigger a clause in the mortgage that 'could' deamnd payment in full. many people have done exactly what you are suggesting without any issues, however, the risk IS there.

If you are able to pay mortgage, insurance, taxes, utilites (W/S/G), and account for some vacancy, and you're still making $100/month for the 12 year mortgage, I would pull the trigger. 6% on a 12-year loan seems criminal, but if the numbers work out, they work out.

And if more than 3 buyers click it in, say, a 4-day period, an email would be triggered to the seller saying "multiple buyers say your deal is sold, so we're about to mark it as sold."

In unleaded gasoline engines, combustion is spark-triggered, by your spark/pulse plugs.

I usually advice my clients to form entities based on three factors - legal protection, tax reduction, compliance.

That way, you do not ending amending a lot and triggering an audit.

RESPA (real estate settlement procedures and disclosures act) applies to residential and not commercial real estate.So disclosures that come into compliance with RESPA won't matter with commercial.Now you said a tri-plex which is really a residential 1-4 multifamily unit.Anything over 5 units is commercial.You said you have a commercial space with this property.So whether it is classified as commercial or residential will come into play.Are you buying this property with a loan from a lender or paying cash??

You will need an employee handbook to go over your company's policies, procedures, and to outline your company's compliance with federal mandates.

Replacing the disposal or other appliance is allowed without permits and this does not trigger the new code requirement.