@Rahel KetemaI work in the commercial HVAC world as a salesman for a major manufacturer in the US and I have sold many residential furnace splits and ductless split systems in NJ/NYC, so temp wise similar to Chicago.Everyone has provided some good points and some to ponder.The upfront cost is going to vary based on the heat load of your space and the layout.

I think i remember reading that you can also demonstrate accreditation status by working in some capacity for the syndicator, or also by working "meaningfully" in real estate anywhere in some capacity, and these don't have a dollar value ie. the 300k joint filing or 1Meg net worth threshold. but the amount of due diligence required to invest in a private syndication is/should be a lot, which always are more opaque than a public RE investment, like REITs, is something you may want to avoid until you have been involved in RE directly for some timeconsider mortgageREITs, eg.

There are many other benefits to this strategy.PM does take some of the load off on the front end with new construction, but the new home builder warranties are good in Texas & their warranty services are online.Good for you buying new!

Have a few properties I am looking to off load in 78223

I've known of Kris for about a year now, and I've watched loads of his videos, read some of his books, and purchased his $500 Lease Option program.

In a few weeks, we are releasing a new way to off-load your properties.

By pooling our resources, we minimized financial risk and maximized our capacity to complete the necessary renovations.

They still have to load up, drive, find parking, etc.  

The control board went out on it, just like the control board once went out on a relatively new front load washing machine. 

I would end up with cash to buy more houses, but my monthly debt load goes up and cashflow goes down.