But that's the way it is I suppose.Will need to revisit the 10 year plan with a workable solution.

One way or another, you are going to pay in some form.The seller was kind enough to entertain a workable solution, something I did not think was going to happen.

However finding deals that are workable is another story.Suggestions?

I imagine that downtown Chicago is like any other city with its workable areas and its war zones. in many areas just a few blocks can mean a big difference in maintenance and vacancy both can cause losses.

I am currently investing in Dayton Ohio. you can buy Rehabbed rental property in workable neighborhoods and can be all in for 2 or 3 bedroom single family 800 square foot properties that sell for 25k to 30k and rent for $550 - $625.

only after they have totally given up will they be willing to admit even the possibility that the information is not workable. many will still excuse the guru by repeating platitudes such as "you have to work the program" or "its a good program for the right person".

It doesn't look like that happened, though.If she only owes the liens and taxes, then it's a workable deal.

To keep maintenance to a workable level I limit occupancy to 2 persons per bedroom.

This is very important to me as far as making this a workable deal given my circumstances.

I can't make a dime with him :lol: But both options are workable.