The Meter Save program was discontinued in Chicago in 2022 and it seems there are no viable options that I qualify for (I’ve looked at the department of waters options and I don’t fit the qualifications).this feels like I’m getting ripped off each month in the bill and am really needing support here.

This can lead to significant tax benefits and improved cash flow.I'm here to share my knowledge and answer any questions you may have about cost segregation, how it works, and whether it's a good fit for your investment properties.

If you have any contacts you feel would be a good fit for both myself and them please DM or comment!

If you're hesitant to do a new deal, are there any properties you currently own that would be a good fit for rent by the room?

If you find yourself answering "Yes" to most or all, then it may be a fit to keep it, otherwise selling may fit you best.

There is not a one answer fits all 

It's more important than doing individual property analysis, because when you do a proper market analysis, you are analyzing ALL of the properties in any market(s) at the same time.Now, one of the analysis "pitfalls" is not understanding what defines a market, or more importantly, a Micro-market.Another problem is focusing on one strategy, and trying to fit each market/property. 

Get to understand what his goals are then together see if you can structure the deal to fit his goals and creates opportunity for you as well.

You’d likely net $300-$500/month per unit after expenses, and managing them yourself (even part-time) fits your schedule better than short-term rentals’ demands.

In terms of reaching my goals, I’m curious about which real estate strategy might be the best fit for me.