As it stands, due to the first paragraph, I only entertain these scenarios at the point in which the tenant/buyer/borrower is ready to exercise their option.

I wrote all this as an exercise for myself, but I hope it's a high-view help to you.

With all that being said, USDA like every other loan program out there, can exercise the mortgage acceleration clause if you are not abiding by the terms of the contract. 

I'm currently putting my primary residence into a Revocable Trust, and there should not be any due on sale clause exercised. 

That additional equity goes to me when the new Tenant Buyer exercises their option.

Allows me to get the coffee going, catch up on emails and local news.Typically try to find time to exercise, read, and maintain relationships after work. 

@Ana Patrice if you don't want to max out your savings then buy move in ready rental properties and exercise delayed financing.

So now there's that fear that, when looking at properties and either doing a mental exercise or actually getting serious about buying it, there is something inherently bad about that property.

But, without being clear on motivations and if there is a potential deal here, walking the properties may just be exercise. 

@Robert TinkerHere are some exercises to help you find a location to check out.Get on Sparefoot or Google.