This clause gives the mortgagee the right to accelerate the balance due if any interest is granted into the property.

@Robert Leonard you may be right about not spending the time to get to the top, but utilizing time to learn things can actually accelerate your growth as it will help you avoid bad deals and have a better understanding of what it will take to meet your goal.

A use of accelerated depreciation on real estate assets can sometimes make a property look like a paper loss while in reality it cash flows like no other.

Banks have the choice or option to call the loan due, it is called an alienation or acceleration clause, but it is their option to call it.

Gary West I have found this online calculator very helpful in answering that question.http://www.timevalue.com/products/tcalc-financial-calculators/accelerated-mortgage-calculator.aspx

Many investors buy and work with a lower cash flow just for the appreciation and tax benefits, accelerate payoffs for future rents or to sell.

An option triggers Due on Sale and Acceleration because it transfers partial interest - I agree that the numbers work, but be careful!

Sales will accelerate; Buyers on the sidelines will jump into the market to avoid increasing rates.Rates will go to 4% below the long term average; As Jon mentioned above rates are still very low.

I am hoping to jump into the first one before the end of the year and use my current income to accelerate purchases in 2014 and beyond.

Who knows where it's going next but plenty of people thought it was a great buy a few months ago and instead it's losses accelerated.