@Edward R. can you point me to this info so I can investigate?

This could range from "sucks for you" to them actually doing an investigation and yanking their license.

Granted - you may NOT be representing anyone in the Transaction - but think about how you would answer a TREC Investigator if one asked you about the IABS form as part of a TREC Investigation. 

I suggest investigating and joining your local Property Owner/Landlord association. 

It doesn't sound like paying for fb ads is the way to go and I haven't investigated how to do that. 

As i was eager at the time and not as knowledged as i am now i didn't do the proper investigating to notice the homes heating source was a single unit oil based furnace (thermostat being located on the first floor with the tenant).

It's another factor to investigate as you analyze the property.

There are a lot of bad property managers out there but you have to take responsibility for failing to investigate them or understand your contract.

It sounds like you need more investigation.

I'm a first-time Real Estate investor, and I want to ask about the best way to go about financing during this time.I have a large cash reserve saved up, and I'm investigating a multi-family property currently listed in Chicago.