I know others that spent 50k on boot camps and never pulled the trigger on a single deal.

Originally posted by Will Barnard:As to lenders having a problem with the title transfered into a business entity, I have done it many times and never had one problem.People do it, but it is unethical and triggers the "due on sale" clause on your note.

Ready to pull the trigger?

It would make it possible to build a project in an economy where few developers are pulling the trigger.

http://tinyurl.com/6luoe8 Here's the pertinent portion... 90% or more of the total units in the project have been sold and closed to the unit purchasers AND Project is 100% complete AND HOA control turned over to unit owners AND If subject property is owner-occupied or second home no maximum investor concentration AND No single entity can own more than 10% of all units AND No more than 20% of the project can be commercial space AND The project budget must be adequate AND The project must have all applicable insurance coverage AND Sellers must represent and warrant that the project complies with legal requirements and compliance with state and local laws.

Date of Property Acquisition Determined by the Appraiser Mortgage lenders may rely on information provided by the appraiser in compliance with the updated Standard Rule 1-5 of the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP).

I was just getting ready to pull the trigger and pull some cash out of a house for another purchase.

:) And yes, I am getting ready to pull the trigger on pulling some cash for another purchase.

You need buyers, with cash, ready to pull the trigger.

I have all the information on exactly how to get the license, so I'm just waiting with my finger on the trigger.