I’ve always used my smart move for background checks.  

I've been in business, technically, since I was 13-years old going back to 1963.

What many investors are learning is that this leads to terrible outcomes including paused distributions and loss of principal invested.You are technically correct that debt will always multiply returns.

Now if you have a health care company paying the credit part is no longer an issue and they do background checks on all employees.

I could hear a lot of commotion in the background.

I've done some fixing and flipping and have a decently strong background in renovation so if any of my past mishaps can help you avoid future ones I am happy to connect to point you in the right direction.I see your tag was from Naperville, but the title says Elgin...where are you mainly looking to invest? 

I'm on a continuous journey to expand my knowledge in this field and am keen on leveraging my background in finance and real estate investment to contribute to mutual growth.

I'm definitely considering a lease agreement, but on the fence about running background checks, as that might turn off potential good tenants.

but the buck stops with you.or if you have a friend or relative who is handy or has a contracting background, bring them, go see it, and try to come up with your own rough estimate of the repairs needed before you make an offer.

And these 3 cities go farther with the requirement of a background check for the main guest.