Hey @Lee Burns - I might have a guy for you...Can you please provide us with a bit more background on your game plan and your understanding of how foreclosures and receiver's liens work in Chicago?

You can see regularly companies and some individuals here on BP that like to play games and it happens to them.   

I think the investor-focused agent is one that understands investor needs vs. buying a primary home- very different ball games I think.

Plus, renting by the bedroom offers more control over tenant turnover and higher overall rent.For other investors or house hackers, this strategy could be a real game-changer.

Fair market comparable for rent's say my market supports $900 to $1250 per month, what a game changer for ROI.

He's needs to lower it down to $200 or $250 so that people can afford to get into the real estate game....

You'll likely pay more later, due to the fact that a load of buyers may soon jump into the game when rates fall enough, as well as the fact that homes in our region appreciate at a pretty strong pace. 

- - - - - - - Remember the name of the game is "How do I profitably solve problems for the people I want to work with!"

Fair market comparable for rent's say my market supports $900 to $1250 per month, what a game changer for ROI.

Cornhole board games, Horse shoes, Volley Ball net or Basketball net, Non expensive poker table with cars and chips, board games, Playstation or Nintendo for the teens, even spend a little extra for a full size stand up arcade game.You would be surprised the extra stars and kind words a few family nights of fun can make memories and people wanting to come back!