I haven't found any information about not being able to split the lot if the house is built before 1978 (which mine is) but I'll bring that up to the county when I meet with them in a couple weeks.Is there a reason why you chose to split the lot as opposed to adding an SB9 unit and then adding an ADU to it?

This, coupled with the prevalent “higher for longer” mindset, paints a concerning picture where corporations are expected to shell out significantly more in interest on their debts than they have in recent years.

Hello All, just introducing myself to the community as I am brand new to real estate investing and live outside of Chicago in the Suburbs! 

It is important to remember that if you buy a single family home that you will live in for a while, consider living in it for 2 years before you sell because the IRS will allow you to exclude up to $250,000 of capital gain on your property from being taxed ($500,000 for married couples).

I can introduce you to a couple of private lenders in person if you feel like attending. 

Big companies like JPMorgan Chase, Nationwide, Honda, L Brands, Huntington, and Amazon have many job openings here.

Find a local multi-family property that is offering seller-financing, use an agent for this as its complicated and you don't want to get screwedWith seller financing you don't have to qualify with income and can likely get a better interest rateMake your balloon is above 5 years, make sure you are cashflowing in the deal, and try and sell in a couple years for a huge profitYou won't be able to replace your w-2, but you'll get started down the path of replacing your w-2!

Since I already own two properties in ATL market and thinking to expand it over there for couple of more properties but would love to explore other markets as well.  

I've only seen a couple ever, both from 40's & lathe and plaster.

That said, I took one step further than Brandon Turner and got my real estate license a couple of months ago.