There’s a risk of triggering the banks Due-On-Sale clause by doing this, but I’ve also read that this is very rare if the loan is till being paid on time.What I didn’t realize is that HMLs most often only want to lend to LLCs!

I am tired of being in that analysis paralysis stage and need to pull the trigger. 

There’s a box for door-door which triggers you over to the sheriff who then has you fill out the solicitor background check paperwork...

I agree with Josh---if I was interested in getting the best deals in those price ranges, I would network like a madman with everyone who gets deals--fellow investors, realtors, wholesalers; be mindful and willing to pay (if needed) for others expertise and time and when the opportunity comes up, be prepared to pull the trigger (be a good buyer).

Ok, I don't know about Ca tax laws or financing so please consult someone who does before you pull any triggers.

Ultimately there is no way to accurately predict an even, hence the term, but there are measures you can take that will enable you to determine if now is a good time to pull the trigger on your exit strategy or hold fast.

I suggest talking to a lender local to the real estate you will be purchasing with a mortgage before pulling the trigger on anything.

Initially I was terrified to pulled the trigger but it turned out to be the best decision I have made.

You are in a good track and before you know it, you will have the cash pull the trigger! 

I am having trouble pulling the trigger at auctions because I'm not feeling 100% confident in my construction costs when I have to do it on the fly and I haven't done a project yet to have my own numbers.