Of course you could transfer into a new LLC before the sale but that may trigger the transfer taxes anyway.

Very nice thread I personally feel it’s not the agent or project managermoney, so investors should not rush into pulling trigger on purchase / investments

The ideal list contains people who are reachable, want to do business with you, are motivated to do so (a trigger present) and have demonstrated that they are hyper-responsive to your offers.When soliciting prospective sellers, off-the-shelf lists are typically not vetted fo the kinds of triggers that you'd like to see which motivate people to take action, other than people in default.

I'm a noob waiting to pull the trigger.

Just trying to get my real estate education before I pull the trigger for real.

A breach of the lease should trigger a clause in the RTO contract causing forfeiture of any monies applied.

Things are going fairly well and I'm looking to finally pull the trigger and get started in real estate investing no later than next summer (2014).I am interested in buying/holding rental properties.

Things are going fairly well and I'm looking to finally pull the trigger and get started in real estate investing no later than next summer (2014).I am interested in buying/holding rental properties.

I spent 8 months flying back and forth to Texas getting to know the market and putting a team together before I pulled the trigger.

My question is - will the purchase transaction (or even the Certificate of Occupancy) trigger the city to revalue the property much higher than the current valuation, resulting in higher RE taxes on the property?