I am contemplating now if it is worth pulling the trigger. 

Although most condo buyers actually never read the docs or study the financials prior to pulling the trigger, having managed a number of associations I can only say that is a completely foolish decision.

You won't know until you pull the trigger.

Transferring could potentially trigger the "Due On Sale" clause with your current lender and would also limit your financing options in the future because LLC's will only get a commercial loan that normally has a higher interest rate, shorter amortization schedules and some sort of adjustable rate.

Hi Everyone,I'm looking to pull the trigger and pay for a platform for accessing property data and hopefully demographic/population data as well.

But I saw today that a good portion of this number is people seeking second (or even third) jobs just to get by.Numbers can be massaged any which way.....we must stay focused on reality..... 

I feel I have found plenty of incredible properties, but I get so worried Im missing something. I want to go ahead with the deal but I worry something may be wrong, etc. How can I be confident I am making a correct de...

Because of these (and many other) reasons, you want as many eyes as possible (including your own) on the property before you pull the trigger.

No sense in driving for dollars if you're not ready to pull the trigger on a good deal that comes of it.

Since you're not going to pull the trigger until a year that's when you should be looking at the data for whatever A/B area you choose.