The real issue is that your PM already has processes and criteria in place and making modifications for just one property, one owner, mucks up the whole machine. 

Don't get caught in the trap that so many do and treat it like an ATM machine. 

Without a bank, fax machines, paperwork, or having to explain to a branch manager why you need to withdrawal. 

Chicago like other large metro areas is a very slow-moving machine....my guess is it could be years.The amount of actual ADUs has been underwhelming because of the cost.

I own 2 student rentals myself and they are cash-flowing machines.

I just ran my ozone machine a couple nights during the renovation.

We ran ozone machines at night when the workers were gone.

$1,275 for a 3,000+ sqft. warehouse which is occupied by a machine shop in Saginaw, Michigan.

I'll be separating from the military in a year, and although I can get a decent paying job in my current career field (Welding and Machining), I would rather get into a real estate related job.

Like you went to see it, someone else may have come an hour later but instead of thinking about it they may have had a mobile fax machine with them and sent off a contract to the seller right there on the spot, putting you up s*** creek without a paddle.