It took a long time for me to figure out that I was hiding behind further education and using it as an excuse for not pulling the trigger. 

I’m ready to pull the trigger with a VA loan when I get.

If it makes sense for us to do something, we'll probably pull the trigger in the next 6-12 months.A little background. 

We have been thinking about buying house for awhile and now ready to “pull the trigger”.

Develop a power team to help you pull the trigger quickly and one of these should be a real estate agent. 

If it was a medical or dental bill, for instance, I'd look on it less harshly than if it were damages to a landlord or unpaid auto loans. 

As someone else posted, let BP members walk you through the next deal and check your numbers before you pull the trigger. 

A transfer to an LLC will trigger the clause and should therefore be avoided, even though banks are hesitant to ever foreclose as long as the note is being paid.

once you get it registered often it triggers a reassessment and taxes go up .

Self-managing, only extraneous extra expense is water/sewer/trash at $225 a month, mortgage will be around $816 a month (estimate).It's a historic property (built 1798) and comes with an extra city lot that isn't big enough to do much with that I can think of.Would you pull the trigger on this?