Originally posted by @Caleb Brown:@Jerryll NoordenJust an update was a little nervous and wasn’t able to spend a long time calling but here is results...Thank you kindly.Called 15 sellers.2 answers Left vm and sent text to restOne wasn’t interested in selling but other one is.

No mention of the feces in the basement, no mention of the nearly brown ceiling that the smoking heroin addict had in their unit, none of the roach infestation, nothing like that. 

@Cameron Lee Brown Through working previously as a credit analyst, I've reviewed quite a few PFS. 

@Jennifer Brown Good luck to the both of us!

BROWN JR., GovernorDEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTDIVISION OF CODES AND STANDARDSSTATE HOUSING LAW PROGRAMNovember 9, 2016INFORMATION BULLETIN (2016-06) (SHL)TO: Local Governing BodiesLocal Code Enforcement AgenciesFactory-Built Housing ManufacturersInterested PartiesState Agencies and DepartmentsFROM: Richard Weinert, Deputy DirectorDivision of Codes and StandardsSUBJECT: 2016 California Residential Code (CRC) – Change to dwelling unit requirements for minimum floor area, and current rulemaking cycle proposal to repeal efficiency dwelling unit requirements from the 2016 CRCThe purpose of this Information Bulletin (IB) is to notify local governing bodies, code enforcement agencies, and factory-built housing manufacturers of changes to the 2015 International Residential Code (IRC) which were adopted into the 2016 California Residential Code (CRC) and will take effect on January 1, 2017, which will allow for design and construction of dwellings considerably smaller than efficiency dwelling units.Section R304.1 of the 2013 CRC, based on the 2012 IRC, requires all newly constructed one- and two-family dwellings and townhouses not more than 3 stories above grade to have “…at least one habitable room that shall have not less than 120 square feet (11m2) of gross floor area.”

@Albert Brown talk to people, see how your SEO skills can help them in their business and how they can help you in your business... but TALK TO PEOPLE...

@Marcus Brown Just read the legislation in your state, it's usually pretty clear.

Here's a list of companies who've left the burbs for the loop over the last decade or so. http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-company-...Personally, I think East Garfield Park could gentrify someday, but I see the path of progress in the short term continuing up the blue(Logan Square, Avondale, Irving Park), Red(Uptown Edgewater, Rogers Park), brown(Albany Park, Irving Park), orange(Bridgeport, McKinley Park), and Pink(Pilsen, Little Village) lines.  

Congrats on the acquisition @David Brown!

@Jon Brown: Where do you suggest to get the best leads for Fix/Flip opportunities?