I've found a seller who is willing to finance the loan and work with me on terms using a land contract.Wondering if I should pull the trigger.

Hi all,After a year of studying and hesitation (I will admit that), I finally pulled the trigger and got a duplex under contract!

When I found the deal, which was through a real estate agent, I just pulled the trigger.

One day during a casual conversation with a prospect, you innocently said some sort of verboten trigger word (according to HUD/Fair Housing) during that conversation. 

Zapier will cost you $15/mo but allows you to create 'triggers' between 2 different apps. 

@Nicki HardDepending on your mortgage agreement the transfer of the underlying property will usually trigger the due on sale clause that will make the lender ask you for a balloon payment all of the principal and interest due.Some type of loan will authorize a transfer to an LLC where you are the sole member.One option to get around it is by transferring the property to a land trust where you are still the beneficiary.

It was like 40K glad I didn’t pull the trigger.

Using Roofstock gave me the confidence to actually pull the trigger on a property out of state.

We are smart investors and sometimes that means "staying the hand" and not "pulling the trigger" on somethings.

So found a great agent and stumbled on a bank sale and pulled the trigger!