Curiously and sort of a long story - there is an 11 story building downtown I've wanted to invest in - some of the floors were available for sale individually - however I've never pulled the trigger.  

I am new to real estate & have not yet been able to pull the trigger on my first deal here in Tulsa.

There is a due on sale clause that technically could be triggered when transferring the property.  

I've heard from other postings that even a family trust can trigger due on sale clauses.  

Quit claim into an LLC might trigger the "Due on Sale" clause but that doesn't mean the my will actually do that, because that is extremely super remotely rare, and you can just show them you are the sole member of the LLC if that's true.

I have a client that has 100% financing locked up and ready to pull the trigger and yet we can't find a deal that makes financial sense.

s webinars when you have the chance and you'll start to acquire all the knowledge you need to research deals and be comfortable with your numbers so that you can pull the trigger when your time comes. 

And for the aspiring investors out there who are hesitating pulling the trigger on your first deal, just know that whatever goals you may have- big or small- they are reachable!

Eventually, you need to pull the trigger and buy something.  

When I started, I did not pull the trigger on my first deal until I had someone that knew a bit more about investing than I did.