It's about analyzing deals and pulling the trigger.

I'm ready to pull the trigger on this deal but I want to make sure I got the bullets first😊 And from what I've been reading timing is everything. 

And then based on that, I would imagine that there is some kind of hurdle rate or minimum 'score' that must be attained in order to consider pulling the trigger on a deal... would love to hear more on this.

- If there are more than 1 offers then they have to trigger a Highest and Best.- I would not plan to re-negotiate after inspections. 

I don't understand why they should be able to take money out of the account (without triggering a taxable event) and then be able to get another deduction when they put they put the money back in. 

In the end, I couldn't pull the trigger.

With the tax year coming to an end, are there options that we have that will demonstrate a transfer of ownership to satisfy the IRS, but not trigger the Due On Sale clause with the mortgage?

I haven't pulled the trigger on any investments yet, but would love to know more about any construction projects you have done already with investor money.

Only thing is, I'm a newbie and havent even purchased a home so I'm looking to fill in all the gaps and make sure I have every bit of information and experience I can learn from before I pull the trigger.

If you have a mortgage on the house, transferring it to your LLC will trigger the Due-On-Sale clause on your mortgage.