As such, planning ahead and working with a cost segregation firm that is highly experienced with 1031 exchanges is key.Definitely reach out to your CPA and/or certified cost segregation professional. 

I would connect with some investor friendly agents and if they're experienced, they should be able to provide insights from an investor perspective regarding the target market since they have done so with tons of past clients.

As an experienced wholesaler, you are in a good position to not have to bother with getting funding.

They do not take advantage of people and trust me I've seen and experienced my share of liars and unworthy people who claim honesty and integrity but steal and scammed me some even went to jail which does not get me back what i lost in opportunity,time and money for me and my family.

Just like many people ask about real estate friendly CPAs or investor friendly agents, I would be looking for experienced loan officers who also "buy what they sell". 

. :-) Great to have a place to ask experienced investors questions!

Wells Fargo can also do it but you almost certainly have to speak to someone quite experienced to get it set up properly, and they still want you to open sub-accounts for cells with DBAs as opposed to separate bank accounts.

For a group like this, even with experienced investors, you have to prove that you have that experience which can take some time, and on top of that they tend to need a certain experience threshold within a certain period of time (usually 3-5 years).

Has anyone experienced this in the cook county area?

Is this about what most of you have experienced in the area?