It's got the Midwestern friendliness but with more energy and diversity than you might expect.

From my understanding the 15-18% IRR promoted by syndicators generally does not include these tax benefits either, so it is still a fair comparison.AssumptionsI had to make a few assumptions about the property and mortgage interest rate:Property value = $180,000Rent = $1680Mortgage Interest Rate = 6%I also made assumptions related to other costs such insurance, taxes, property management, maintenance, capital expenses and vacancy.

Here’s a breakdown to help you navigate your first deal, incorporating advanced strategies, including 1031 exchanges, to attract a broader range of investors.Neighborhood Recommendations: Chicago offers a diverse range of neighborhoods for different investment goals:Wicker Park & West Town: These areas are known for their strong rental demand among young professionals and offer good potential for cash flow.Lake View: Ideal for attracting tenants who want to be close to downtown while enjoying local amenities.The Loop: A prime location for high-income renters, making it an attractive option if you’re planning to house hack and generate a steady stream of rental income.Property Types: Opt for properties that align with your investment goals.

I heard a video promoting Intellihost - wonders if anyone has used?

Quote from @John Mason: Invasion of privacy, unclean and rude house members, maybe if they do drugs or smoke or are party animals, unwanted friends of theirs visiting at odd hours, clashes of personalityHave you ever wondered how many of the people promoting house hacks have actually house hacked themselves? 

Here's what I’m considering for each:Houston: Diverse job market and high rental demand, but property prices are rising.Midland: Potentially lower property prices, but market stability often ties to the oil industry.Oklahoma City: Affordable market with decent rental demand, but I’m curious about long-term growth potential.Pittsburgh: Growing rental demand, especially in areas like Mt.

Some company markup their onboarding fee to like $1600 that's absurd, then they said they have a promotion and now it's $300. 

This was a 6 year old business account the never posted anything besides promoting our real estate conference. 

I will help you crush it as long as you’re capable of dropping your opinions and ego and are willing to listen and use common sense.The reason I posted this wasn’t to talk about or promote GrumpyHare, but to teach others through DATA, not nonsense.

Given our diverse economy of both commodities and tech, I think we will do fine if the world decides to go multi polar or even isolatonist.