All Forum Posts by: Aaron Vaughn

Hi Saran! I invest in buy and hold property on the south side for cashflow. Feel free to reach to reach out and connect thx

Hi Nick! Welcome to bigger pockets! I focus on class C and D investments on the south side for cashflow. Pls feel free to reach out if interested 

Hi Realtors! Tired of sharing 5% commissions while you do all the work? Sell my 100% no money down properties and earn 10% commissions with no split!! 

Call 773-673-8409 for details 

Want to earn six figures this year? Then join  Chicago Action Investors referral partner program! No money needed! Work from anywhere! If you are social media savvy this is your dream job! Simply  go to chicagoactioninvestors.com/credit partners to learn how! Refer as many people as you like! With our turnkey system potential clients can live anywhere in the USA!  Take action today with Chicago Action Investors!

Own up to 60% of a 47 unit building in Chicago for no money down! 7455 S Merrill Ave 60649 is located in the South Shore neighborhood. Good credit 720+ is the only requirement! property we are in the process of acquiring a rehab loan. All interested parties pls send  contact info to [email protected]

Or call 800-581-8348

Colin pls don’t fall into the fear factor the bottom line is that it’s never a bad time to invest in real estate so long as you are  doing due diligence on them.  A points  about  rising taxes and rent control ; yes the city has and is considering raising taxes on property worth more than 250k. Yes the city is exploring the idea of rent control.

Here’s some facts. If you are considering rental property investing, you should be focused on  property classes that are exclusive to cashflow, class C and D. These so-called tough area residential properties usually fall below the 250k property value assessment and  aren’t on the table for  a tax increase. Even if they were your purchase price will be low enough to absorb and increase and still cashflow. Simply consider it as another part of your business costs.

About rent control. If you are investing in class C and D neighborhoods, your likely renter is going to be on Section 8, not a free market renter. A good percentage Section 8 rents  are paid directly to your bank account. Sometimes,The other portion can come from the tenant directly . I don’t want this to be a discussion on types or stereotypes of renters. The main point is to get away from the noise of issues that keep you away from investing and take action. Hope this helps.

Hi Kenny! Coincidentally I’ve assembled such a weekly meetup . For the past 3 years we’ve been holding Saturday meetings for newbie house hackers and investors. Pls connect for details if interested thx.

I’m always available to have a phone conversation guys. pls connect and I’ll send my phone number 

Join us for a free training event! We don’t sell education, information, coaching, or mentoring, .

Learn the entire 100% no money down process from prequalification to flipping! 

You are accurate about Chicago south suburbs Andrew, most of them don’t have a steady or large enough base of commercial businesses to help with taxes so they pass on the higher taxes to residential property owners. I tend to focus on the south side in the city instead because the tax hikes are focused on properties over 250k. Most residential investment properties fall under that value.