A CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP OR PROPERTY IMPROVEMENTS TRIGGERS REASSESSMENTS OF THE PROPERTY THAT COULD RESULT IN HIGHER PROPERTY TAXES.

Here are a few clauses to include in your contract the next time you sell property on an installment basis: §Keep the deed in your name and have the buyer sign a lease that is triggered if and only if they default on the contract.

Cap rates are all over the place depending on a lot of variable factors around the property, but I usually don't say to pull the trigger unless we're seeing about 8% or so.

This will not trigger the same alarm bells because it is an estate planning tool.

Hrm... after researching that, it can trigger the due on sales clause as well.

Then, pull the trigger on a BRRRR.

Or pull the trigger?

I have a couple of projects that I'm evaluating and look forward to further evaluating with you all before I pull the trigger. 

My partner and I just pulled the trigger on tickets to this conference. 

If one lump-sum payment could trigger capital gain tax for them, spreading it over several years could actually eliminate the tax!