The transfer could trigger the Due on Sale Clause, but you can us a Land Trust because it does not trigger the same red flags to a bank/lender.

I do have the cash ready to pull the trigger if a deal came along. 

I have the means to start pulling the trigger on growing my portfolio but lack a trustworthy base in that area that could assist.

Already have the 20% cash down for most and already ran my credit so I’ll be pulling the trigger here soon.

I would definitely pull the trigger on this one. 100% financing will give you a great COC return and this is one of smartest ways to use your VA loan in my opinion. 

In theory (I am not an attorney and am not providing legal advice) you be taking advantage of Dodd-Frank rules which will allow you to notify the bank and not trigger a 'due on sale/transfer'.

I don't know how Virginia varies from Oakland, but around here no seller is going to wait a month or two for you to get the HELOC or cash out refinance done, they will just sell it to someone else who is actually ready to pull the trigger!

A transfer to an LLC will trigger the clause and should therefore be avoided even though banks are hesitant to ever foreclose as long as the note is being paid.

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Pull the trigger and don't look back!