What kind of research did you do before pulling the trigger?

I am assuming these are properties that you are actually going out and physically looking at because I look at hundreds of properties a week from my office.A lot of first time multi family investors I work with get racked with indecision and are often too nervous to pull the trigger and put their best foot forward when a deal meets their criteria.  

Congrats on pulling the trigger.  

If you get caught in such a scenario and bank won't allow it, they can trigger a Due on sale clause when you change title owners and demand immediate repayment of the loan.

Another issue is what is actually included in the letter to be in compliance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

Been waiting for a good time and have finally decided to pull the trigger.

.) - it's really not hard to move forward once you know you want to pull the trigger and purchase.The first step is to send an offer (contingent upon an inspection period, when you can get in the property and have a good look at what you're buying).

You want to be in compliance with the rules and regs but do not want your business on their radar for the wrong reasons.I had about 50 agents at one point.

So, from the get go they're out of compliance. 2.

You will eventually have to pull the trigger too knowing that you don't know it all but you will be able to figure it out.