If you think you're ready, pull the trigger on something.

No matter what type of coverage your parents bought on the front end, if the Vacancy clause is triggered, the policy coverage changes.In general, the clause will state that if the property is vacant for more than ________ days (most policies list 60 days), the policy will only cover _______ (Frozen pipes, Water damage, Theft, etc)

I want pull the trigger on properties I've seen but have real concerns with these questions, and honestly no one better to ask than you guys.

Does this risk triggering a due on sale clause?

So thankfully I pulled the trigger on leaving that security job, picked up some side jobs landscaping, and started flight school and am on the path to a professional pilot.

I've wanted to put it somewhere for months now and I restarted my interest in RE about 4 months ago but before I pull the trigger Im just analyzing and looking for markets to invest in.what is your plan and goalsMainly using the BRRRR method SFR, but recently I've been enticed by investing in multi-family through private partnerships/syndications.

When explained it all makes sense, but the numbers are high enough that it triggers the natural "too good to be true" response.

if the bank finds out there was a sale to you it could trigger the "due on sale" clause that is most surely written in the sellers docs when he closed. you could do a wrap around mortgage agreement or a lease option possibly.

Man some of these replies are harsh!

Of course, always always always talk to a CPA and/or Qualified Intermediary before pulling the trigger on either option.