Sounds like the fathers better chip in and buy the kids something.

I know this is an old thread but I just tried out the epoxy tube and shower paint kit from Home Depot for a beat-up/chipped shower surround this past weekend.

I'm not looking to get a multi family here and there, I want my first deal to be a few million worth of property so I'll be asking them to chip in a fair amount of change.  

Curt – Probably not what you wanted to hear regarding the private water and sewer, but perhaps that’s a bargaining chip to get this at a price worth having to pay a park manager who is certified to operate the WW and WS (his salary about 7% of park expenses with another 3% going towards WW and WS testing and septic tank cleaning 6 times a year).If just under 4% of annual expenses are from “American Electric Power” I assume the park owner is paying.

More generally, I just want to have a few more options on the table and multiple income streams by then.Ideally, I would love to my first property to be a 2-4 unit multi-family in SW Chicago or suburbs (Bridgeport, McKinley Park, possibly Oak Park -- somewhere with public transit and preferably under 7 miles to downtown).

If it is chipping It is most likely paint.

I also might dabble in Forest Park, Oak Park and Maywood (I work near there).

Just as a follow up, you would still need to use all the proceeds from your house you sold by paying down the loan you assume or closing costs that chip away enough to avoid having any boot,

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A lot of them are living in Oak Park, Arden, or with their parents.So what I'm wondering, is where are all these 20 something year olds living in Midtown getting the money to spend on $1500 apartments (or $1095 apartments)?