I have agents in all states around IL, sending me MLS and check Zillow on a 1day refresh three times a day.

The reality is, usually "tired landlords" equates to a "tired unit" that needs at least a good cosmetic refresh to achieve top of market rents, so you are better off vacating the unit, updating, and starting fresh with a tenant of your skillful choosing.

It never hurts to take a refresher course as good insurance against future mishaps.

Thanks David, yeah I feel like a lot of this stuff I know at some level, but need to refresh it.

Monte Vista and Dignowity Hill have been good bets for some friends over the past 2/3 years Denver Heights has definitely benefitted from the Dignowity refresh, and doesn't have the same kind of historic restrictions. 

It really just needed a refresh of paint, lighting and hardware.

Without doing a refresher on Dodd Frank it is also my that a Seller's one time sale to a tenant or buyer on lease/purchase terms is okay.

That versus a refreshing ice cold drink from Starbucks.

So for 4 years you can get by with a refresh by a handyman and cleaner.

Thanks for the refresher that this game isn't just gravy.