What this person may have been trying to imply is if you get a loan via a DSCR lender, and you live in it (effectively putting yourself in default) they may actually trigger the acceleration clause and you'd then have the default rate that was agreed to in the loan docs ....

If you analyze a deal and the numbers look good then don't be afraid to pull the trigger. 

I want to lay a sturdy foundation before i pull the trigger. 

On the topic of section 8 housing we have been doing more research into getting that going but nothing we've pulled the trigger on yet.

Seems like the trigger was the change to a 'rental' policy that caused your insurance company to cancel you? 

Hi all,I am a newbie investor but I don't yet have the capital or experience to feel complete confidence to pull the trigger on a deal - nor the resources to acquire financing, manage a rehab, etc. 

I have general knowledge about the real estate market, and have been analyzing a ton of deals but have yet to pull the trigger. 

Just don't be afraid to pull the trigger when you find one that works.

Once you find it, don't be afraid to pull the trigger. 

I've been trying to gain as much knowledge as I can before pulling the trigger on a property.