Chase Ink Business Unlimited 0% interest for the first 12 months.

Speaking of which, maybe there should be a class action lawsuit against ambulance chasing lawyers that are scalping 30-60% of a client's settlements.

To be honest, on over 100 building permits last year in the City of Chicago, with many of them having some form of enclosed porch, I think only 2 were ever mentioned by the Department of Zoning where they brought it up as a "Concern" which led us on a wild goose chase of finding and sharing information, overally causing unnecessary delay to the permit review process and eventually coming to a close (some positive, some negative).

I started chasing doors and "cash flow" and I'm losing money and it's been a huge headache.

Let's not chase pennies and cost ourselves dollars.To answer the underlying question, you don't want to buy something that's severely OTM.

I'm going to cut to the chase: a so-called "contractor" had his employees do some work in one of my rental units. 

You could possibly get a great deal here and kill two birds with one stone.

I'm going to cut to the chase: a so-called "contractor" had his employees do some work in one of my rental units.

I can't imagine the FTC really chasing someone down over ONE or even a handful of complaints.

Regardless of the market you choose, please make sure you have reliable boots on the ground (agent, contractor, handyman, bird dog) to check our potential properties and be able to respond in the event of an emergency.