There is no way to know for sure today, but as the months go by, you can bet I will keep a close on on movements and signs that will trigger that the inevitable is about to occur.

If I can't see the end result being a reasonable profit, I don't pull the trigger.

As an investor you can appreciate not pulling the trigger on a deal just because the number added up and if it all works at well you can brag about it later... or not.

At the end, we pull the trigger as: 1.

Strict adherence to code means that a Fire Alarm System is composed of a central panel tied to smoke detectors, strobes, horns, and pull stations throughout the building, that will automatically trigger a call to a particular call station (depends on the vendor/installer), which will then call the fire dept and 2 personal phone numbers on file.In the case of my tiny triplex, this would mean that when a tenant burned the popcorn or sparked up a joint at an odd hour, the whole building would go off in lights and honks and false alarm calls to make me panic!!  

@Elizabeth Colegrove -- thanks for busting me right off the bat, I appreciate it -- opening me back up to looking for deals around here, I'm always kicking around purchasing something cheap and turning it into a railroad flophouse (if I could only figure out a way to keep it from turning into a frat house) which Lincoln would be the best place to pull the trigger.

Be ready to pull the trigger wen you find one.

Without triggering the Ethics board. 

I finally decided to pull the trigger and start off with wholesaling properties, as I just finished school last year and am looking to build up some capital. 

It sounds like it there and just needs to be massaged correctly.I hope this helps and have a good one.