We are serious about investing, but we want to approach it methodically and really take our time to understand markets and strategies before we pull the trigger. 

I'm 29 years old and just pulled the trigger on my second property.

I've been evaluating deals and I am about to pull the trigger on a $2M 28 unit deal that I can swing on my own.

Actually pulling the trigger is half the battle around here.

I've managed not having a truck for several years but after 6 rehabs, it was time to pull the trigger and get one.

If you think you're ready, pull the trigger on something.

No matter what type of coverage your parents bought on the front end, if the Vacancy clause is triggered, the policy coverage changes.In general, the clause will state that if the property is vacant for more than ________ days (most policies list 60 days), the policy will only cover _______ (Frozen pipes, Water damage, Theft, etc)

I want pull the trigger on properties I've seen but have real concerns with these questions, and honestly no one better to ask than you guys.

Charge a cleaning fee and MAKE SURE it is clean clean...there is nothing grosser than someone else's hairs :)

Does this risk triggering a due on sale clause?