Learn...and most importantly don't be afraid to pull the trigger!.

Hopefully will pull the trigger on my first deal within the next three months.

Andre McCullough Take it for what it is worth but, since I invest in notes, I use a number of key point indicators to determine if an area will be sustainable, then if the numbers make since, I pull the trigger.

Also, you should have some idea how much equity makes an opportunity interesting to you, meaning criteria.I want opportunities with triggers, preferably multiple triggers.

***dry mouth***Next up is the "what ifs".

If you transfer title to an entity later on you'll trigger the due-on-sale clause.  

You need to determine what activities trigger the permit requirement in your local code.

., @Marc Dupuis, @Jesse Hinaman,  @John Weidner A bit more info - I've had 3 roofers say that it would be cheaper to remove the second roof/attic than try to correct the framing/ fix the dry rot/ re - shingle and permit. 

Structure an option with sufficient money paid for the option to make them comfortable and couple that with a long trigger when you get the property sold so they can have ample time to locate their replacement property2 if they are willing to carry a partial note and are in a cash strong position they could sell to you,  place the note in their exchange acct and later replace the note with cash of their own.  

Hello BP, i read quite a number about using creative financing but how many of those may trigger acceleration & due on sale clause?