Or pull the trigger?

I have a couple of projects that I'm evaluating and look forward to further evaluating with you all before I pull the trigger. 

My partner and I just pulled the trigger on tickets to this conference. 

If one lump-sum payment could trigger capital gain tax for them, spreading it over several years could actually eliminate the tax!

2) I would never pull the trigger on a deal unless I see the entire property, including detached garages.

I don't plan to pull the trigger till I've networked more in the area and have built a little more in funds for the investment.  

News articles are sometimes are triggered by corporations with underlying interests.

If I were going to pull the trigger, I would probably go to a reia meeting and see who needs such funding.  

I have been through the eviction process several times and it's not fun, once it starts you have to let the courts handle things and many times it just adds insult to injury as it progresses. 

If you get into a full demolish there are other endorsements over the general policy limits that trigger as well, i.e. debris removal.Every time I have seen ordinance and law used, it pays the total costs of system upgrades to the damaged and undamaged portions of the property, subject to the limit of the endorsement.