As basic as this question is, I can't find an answer on the Chicago Housing authority website, any other website, CHA video for landlords, and when I called CHA and asked the question they transfered me to someone on vacation...What paperwork are they supposed to submit with their application related to the housing voucher?? 

Loans are Liability (Balance Sheet)Purchase of property (Balance Sheet) - watch out for expenses that can be deducted for rental properties ( that is why you need to speak to an accountant)Sale of property (Profit & Loss) Transfer all money from Balance Sheet to Profit & LossFollow the HUD to double check the balances and make adjustmentsMoney Spend: Flip Rehab (Balance Sheet)Rental Maintain properties (Profit & Loss)Capital Improvements (Balance Sheet)Of course there are more steps - this are very basic. As

Originally posted by @Kevin Wilson:Pittsburgh came up on some turnkey sitesThis might be a super basic a basic question, but what are turnkey sites you used/liked and what were you using them for? 

Shop around because your dealing with a loser company not worth working with if they don’t understand or insure something as basic as a trust agreement

I don't have to read a book or listen to anybody to know something as incredibly simple and basic as managing my personal finances and deciding how much of my disposable income I will spend or save :) I seriously doubt anyone who needs to read a book (or be told by others) about saving their own disposable income has enough of what it takes to put their shirt and pants on in the morning. :)So, back to what I said in the beginning: your main focus should be getting great deals, finding ways to get great deals and once again finding great deals. 

Hello everyone,I’m new to Real Estate, as basic as you can get.