@John McKee @Troy Owen, I work for a company called National UC Realty, and we work predominantly in the Urgent Care and Retail Medicine arena. 

Temple Hospital, school of medicine, and pharmacy are close like 1 mile away, a 3 min drive or 15 min walk.

For $8 per month for each property they collect my rents by ACH on the 1st of every month and it magically appears in my biz account by the 5th.

He has worked on 5 of my units including mini split maintenance (2 units), mini split install (2 units but each unit had 3 inside units), and a heater install (No AC).  He

I work as a Travel Medicine provider but Chicago is my home.

I do not have a real estate background since I work in medicine.

Some may offer easy money transfer (free wire, Zelle, ACH, ...) and also can issue credit card to start building your business credit.Having relationship with a local bank that is also a lender is well worth it especially for commercial loans that you would probably need at one time or another (loan to entities or portfolio lending when you exceed a certain number of properties).

:)I thought about leaving the retro look and replacing the vanity and medicine cabinet too but not sure...

For example, any food and medicine have to be vacated for the tenting.

(mortgage, utilities, etc)2. set up all rent collection so it is hands-off - they either sign up for ACH auto debit or go to a bank branch and deposit into your account3. have a checklist you follow for all move in and move out activities.